Ric Investments, Inc.

Ric Investmetns, LLC

Elias G. Diacopoulos

Peter Chi Fai Ho

Jerome Jr. Matula

Jason P. Eaton

Steven B. Radney

Steven B Radney

Jason Paul Eaton

Jerome Matula, Jr

David M Chastain

Roy A Thompson

Christopher James McCracken

Patrick P McDermott

Richard A Seman

Michael Bobeck

William J Palm

Elias G Diacopoulos

Michael Eugene Mort

Jeffrey Kepler

Mark William Dimatteo

Mark DiMatteo

James S Vreelan

Allen Cameron

David W Ankey

Victor Ho Chi-wai

Allan Lee Cameron

Michael Edward Colbaugh

Zachary Dean Paul

Amir Genosar

Richard Joseph Lordo

Stefanie Lattner

Benjamin Alfred Giovannelli

Stefanida K Blake

Michael Cessna

Patrick Devinney

Peter Chi Fai Hongqiang

James S Vreeland

Amy J Phillips

Paul Hodge

David P Chastain

Christopher J Mccracken

Patrick F Mcdermott

Jerome Jr Matula

A pressure support system that comprises a patient circuit, a docking assembly, and a tank. The patient circuit delivers a pressurized flow of breathable gas to a patient. The docking assembly has an inlet and an outlet that is adapted to receive the pressurized flow of breathable gas, and is also adapted to be connected with the patient circuit. The tank is constructed and arranged to be removably connected with the docking assembly, and enables the pressurized flow of breathable gas to pass therethrough. The tank is also adapted to contain a liquid such that a humidity level of the pressurized flow of breathable gas is elevated as the pressurized flow of breathable gas passes therethrough.

Modular pressure support system and method

A patient interface assembly that includes a first conduit, a second conduit, and a patient interface coupled to the first conduit and the second conduit. The first and second conduits each include a first end that is disposed proximate to a top of a head of a user, and a second end that is disposed proximate to an airway of such a user when the patient interface assembly is being worn by the user. The first and second conduits also each include a central portion that extends along the sides of a face between the user's eye and an ear a head strap is coupled between the first and second conduit, and a patient interface is coupled to the second ends of the first and second conduits.

Patient interface assembly with conduits on each side of the head

A patient interface assembly that includes a patient interface device having a first fastening element and a second fastening element and a headgear for attaching the patient interface device to a head of a user. The headgear includes a headgear member having a first headgear attachment portion and a second headgear attachment portion, and an attaching mechanism coupling the first headgear attachment portion to the first fastening element and coupling the second headgear attachment portion to the second fastening element. One adjustment of the attaching mechanism controls a tension in the connection between both (i) the first headgear attachment portion and the first fastening element and (ii) the second headgear attachment portion and the second fastening element simultaneously.

Patient interface assembly with simultaneous mask strap adjustment

A patient interface assembly that includes a substantially rigid support and a patient interface device coupled to a first end of the support. A first arm is coupled to a first side of the support and a second arm is coupled to a second side of the support. A cross member spans between the first arm and the second arm such that the cross member is disposed under a patient's mandible when the patient interface assembly is worn by a user. An addition, a conduit is coupled to a second end of the support.

Patient intreface assembly supported under the mandible

Apparatus for the non-invasive and specific activation of the vestibular system in a patient. Preferred embodiments of the present invention allow for the placement of a stimulating electrode in the ear canal while providing a firm and comfortable coupling with the patient. The stimulating electrode is a deformable material that contacts the skin in the ear canal. A stimulating device operates in cooperation with the stimulating electrode to generate a stimulation waveform for the stimulation of the vestibular system.

Vestibular system stimulation apparatus

A headgear for attaching an object to a head of a user that is defined by a support beam and first and second ear loops coupled to opposite ends of the beam. The support beam generally wraps around a back of a user's neck or head and remains below the external occipital protuberance at all times during use of the headgear. This configuration minimizes the contact between the portions of the headgear and the user's hair. The first and second ear loops each include an upper arm adapted to be positioned above the ear, a lower arm adapted to be positioned below the ear, or both. An interface device is coupled to the headgear and held on the user's head by a tensioning force pulling the interface device toward the user.

Headgear and interface assembly using same

Modular pressure support system

A respiratory support system having a patient interface attached to a headgear assembly for delivering a gas to a patient is disclosed. The headgear provides a rigid member and a pad held in place on the patient's head by straps. The rigid member functions to prevent creep of the straps, distribute the strapping forces, and minimized tangential strap forces that otherwise squeeze the sides of the patient's head.

Headgear assembly for a respiratory support system

Vein locator

A patient interface system having a patient interface and chin support system for supporting the patient interface on the patient and for supplying a flow of gas from a patient circuit to the patient interface. In one embodiment, the chin support is formed from flexible hollow chambered support and extends from either side of the patient interface curving downwardly in front of the patient's cheeks, around the outside of the patient's mouth, to a position beneath the patient's mandible. In another embodiment, the chin support is coupled to a conduit that is coupled to the patient interface. The chin support includes at least a portion that is disposed under the patient's mandible.

Patient interface assembly supported under the mandible

Patient interface device

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

Steven B Radney