Roche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.

Roche Diabetes Care, Inc.

F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ag

Stacia R Davis

Mark Gilmore Mears

Paul J Galley

Michel A Cadio

Michael J Celentano

Erin K McKinney

David Bradley Markisohn

Karl Werner

Jason Bush

Michael Joseph Blackburn

Timothy Nicholas Aykroyd

Carol Jane Batman

Robert G Davies

Paul S Rutkowski

Craig L Carlson

Michael Lee Long

Randy J Gardner

James R Kurtock

Ulf Meiertoberens

Bettina Steiner

Benjamin E Strickrod

Amy S Stanley

Rebecca Holliday

Benjamin E Stickrod

A computer-implemented method is provided for displaying glucose measurements of a person on a handheld glucose meter. The method includes: determining a current blood glucose measurement for a person from a test strip inserted into a port of the handheld glucose meter; displaying the current glucose measurement on a result screen of the handheld glucose meter immediately following the measurement of the current glucose measurement by the handheld glucose meter; providing an indicium of a logbook screen on the result screen concurrently with the display of the current glucose measurement on the result screen; and displaying the logbook screen in response to a user input received by the handheld glucose meter, where the logbook screen displays the current glucose measurement along with at least two preceding glucose measurements of the person.

Displaying glucose measurements on a handheld glucose meter

Persons with diabetes often carry a handheld glucose meter as well as a portable computing device, such as a mobile phone. Given the close proximity of these two devices, the portable computing device can serve as a data collector for the glucose measures taken by the glucose meter. Improved techniques are set forth for transferring glucose measures automatically and seamlessly to the patient's portable computing device, including displaying a value for the glucose measure along with an identifier for the portable computing device on a display of the glucose meter during the data exchange with the portable computing device.

Displaying status of a blood glucose measure being transferred wirelessly from a handheld glucose meter

A portable handheld medical diagnostic device includes a front housing and a rear housing opposite the front housing. The front housing and the rear housing form a protective enclosure. A main circuit board is located in the protective enclosure. The main circuit board includes a controller facilitating a physiologic measurement. A display device is connected to the main circuit board that displays information related to the physiologic measurement. A frame is located in the protective enclosure that carries the display device and locates the display device adjacent the front housing such that the display device can be viewed from outside the protective enclosure. The frame includes a strip port formed integrally therewith that is accessible from outside the protective enclosure.

Portable handheld medical diagnostic devices

Keypad for a portable electronic device

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Indianapolis, IN, United States of America

Stacia R Davis