Tula Health, Inc.

Roger Black

Josh Williams

Nicole Winter

Spencer Talbot

Ethan Krause

Thomas A Naylor

Paul McMullin

Cameron Hernandez

Devin Warner Miller

Brian D Jensen

Mitchell Slater

Systems, devices, and methods for determining an optimal position for a physiological sensor against a subject are described herein. A system may include a physiological sensor and a processing device. The processing device may store and execute instructions to receive a first signal generated by the physiological sensor as the physiological sensor is at a first position relative to the body part, receive a second signal generated by the physiological sensor as the physiological sensor is at a second position relative to the body part, determine a difference between the first signal and the second signal, determine, based on the difference, whether the first position or the second position is more closely aligned to a vein or an artery of the subject; and generate an indicator that indicates whether the first position or the second position is more closely aligned to the vein or the artery.

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for determining an optimal position of a physiological sensor against a subject

Systems, devices, and methods for optimizing a physiological measurement are described herein. A system may include a wearable band that is wearable by a subject, a user device attached to the wearable band, and a measurement device configured to the physiological measurement. The user device may include a first communication device and a user interface. The measurement device may include a hollow housing, a processing device disposed within the housing, an elastic coupling member disposed within the housing, a physiological sensor coupled to the housing by the elastic coupling member, and a second communication device. The physiological sensor may take the physiological measurement and communicate the physiological measurement to the user device. The user interface may display the physiological measurement to the subject. The physiological measurement device and the user device may be attached to the same wearable band that is worn by the subject.

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for optimizing a physiological measurement taken from a subject

Systems, devices, and methods are described herein for maintaining a physiological sensor at constant pressure against a subject. A system may include a wearable band that is wearable by a subject, a physiological sensor coupled to the wearable band, a pressure sensor coupled to the wearable band, a processor and a user interface. The physiological sensor may be positioned along an inside surface of the wearable band, embedded in the wearable band, or otherwise positioned in the band to be adjacent to the subject as the subject wears the wearable band. The pressure sensor may directly or indirectly measure a pressure of the physiological sensor against the subject. The processor may generate an alert when a pressure measurement for the physiological sensor against the subject is outside a specified range. The user interface may present the alert to the subject.

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for maintaining constant pressure of a physiological sensor against a subject

Systems, devices, and methods are described herein for ensuring constant contact of a physiological sensor with a subject. A device may include a wearable band wearable by the subject, an elastic coupling member, a sensor module coupled by the elastic coupling member to the wearable band, a housing attached to the wearable band, a processor, and a user interface. The wearable band may include a recess extending into the wearable band. The elastic coupling member and/or the sensor module may be disposed within the recess. As the subject wears the wearable band, the elastic coupling member may press the sensor module against the subject and may cause constant contact between the sensor module and the subject. Electrical tracing embedded in the wearable band and extending from the sensor module to the housing may couple the sensor module to the processor or the user interface.

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for ensuring constant pressure of a physiological sensor against a subject

An adjustable measurement device is described that may include a housing, a power supply, a processor, a communication device, an elastic coupling member, a physiological sensor, and/or a clamp. The housing may be configured to attach to a wearable band that is wearable by a subject. The housing may include a chamber within the housing. The power supply, the processor, the communication device, the elastic coupling member, and or the physiological sensor may be disposed within the chamber. The elastic coupling member may couple the physiological sensor to the housing. A force exerted by the elastic coupling member on the physiological sensor may be in a direction through an opening towards a body part of a subject. As the subject wears the wearable band and the housing is coupled to the wearable band, the physiological sensor may be adjacent to or contact the subject.

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Roger Black