Abstract: A device that allows professional service providers and patients/clients to communicate via video and telecommunications, while also allowing the service providers to bill for their time. The device can be a standalone device that is designed specifically for this purpose or a program that either the patient/client, the provider, or both, can download to either a smartphone, tablet, or computer. Among other things, the device can allow a patient/client to select from a group of service providers by filtering via various categories. Professional service providers will be able to bill the patient/client for his time via the device. In some instances the service provider will bill by a given time period, in other instances that service provider will charge a flat fee. In some embodiments the service provider will have the ability to adjust a predetermined fee after servicing the patient.

Abstract: Method, procedure, and device for applying tactile sensation and vibration to the human body. In this invention one or more vibrating elements emit sine waves between 20 and 800 Hz. These waves are varied in frequency, amplitude and rhythm to create in the subject the sensation of massage moving through different parts of the body even though the signal emitter may be a point source.

Abstract: Method, procedure, and device for applying tactile sensation and vibration to the human body. In this invention one (or more vibrating) elements emit sine waves between 20 and 800 Hz. These waves are varied in frequency, amplitude and rhythm to create in the subject the sensation of massage moving through different parts of the body even though the signal emitter may be a point source.