Abstract: A system for preparing a prescription for the use of one or more orthodontal correction devices, such as aligners, which allows for remote interaction and guidance by dental professionals with their patients. The aligner may include a sensor to detect when it is being worn for tracking compliance and determining when the next correction device within the prescription should replace the current correction device. A software application associated with the patient allows them to view and track their progress and to send data to their dental professional, and similarly the dental professional is alerted by the present invention when compliance issues or other issues may arise requiring intervention.

Abstract: A communication, analysis, and treatment system including a computer system having a computing device associated with a specialist professional (e.g. a physical therapist) and a mobile computing device associated with a client (e.g. a patient). A remote server and database stores the software associated with the present invention. The specialist is able to quickly view a dashboard containing a brief description and status of all of the specialist's clients. In the example of a physical therapist, this would include all of the therapist's patients. Client data is organized into episodes, such as injury events. Prescriptions are assigned by the specialist to respond to these episodes. Access to this data is strictly restricted for confidentiality.

Abstract: A communication, analysis, and treatment system including a computer system having a computing device associated with a specialist professional (e.g. a physical therapist) and a mobile computing device associated with a client (e.g. a patient). A remote server and database stores the software associated with the present invention. The specialist is able to quickly view a dashboard containing a brief description and status of all of the specialist's clients. In the example of a physical therapist, this would include all of the therapist's patients. Client data is organized into episodes, such as injury events. Prescriptions are assigned by the specialist to respond to these episodes. Access to this data is strictly restricted for confidentiality.

Abstract: A communication, analysis, and treatment system including a computer system having a computing device associated with a specialist professional (e.g. a physical therapist) and a mobile computing device associated with a client (e.g. a patient). A remote server and database stores the software associated with the present invention. The specialist is able to quickly view a dashboard containing a brief description and status of all of the specialist's clients. In the example of a physical therapist, this would include all of the therapist's patients. Client data is organized into episodes, such as injury events. Prescriptions are assigned by the specialist to respond to these episodes. Access to this data is strictly restricted for confidentiality.

Abstract: Logical schemas are used to allow an end user the ability to access and manipulate relational database data without knowledge of the structure of the relational database. A logical schema is first created specifying which tables are available to an end user, and the relationships between columns of those tables. The logical schema defines a structure for the data fields having a master level and a plurality of detail levels. An end user may manipulate the logical schema using a graphical interface to build customized forms, reports, and queries. An end user is not required to be familiar with a database query language, such as SQL, or the structure of the relational database.