Abstract: An automated system and computer implemented method for providing medical health care services to a remote patient, the system comprising a memory, a datastore, a communication component, and a processor coupled to the memory and configured to transmit to a first remote device using the communication component, a first set of queries. Receive from the first remote device using the communication component and in response to the first set of queries, first response data. Store in the data store, the set of queries and responses to the one or more queries and a health condition associated with a first user of the remote device. Determine a second set of queries, different to the first set of queries, based on the response received from the first remote device. Transmit using the communication component to a second device having a second user with the same health condition as the first user, the second set of queries.

Abstract: A wellness system monitors the controlled progress of patients under surveillance and includes a server base station which is generally off-site, a web-site interface and a local station at the point-of-use, which is generally a health or fitness center. A unique data base is created for each user and goals and objectives may be set with progress monitored. Typically, the user will respond to a survey or questionnaire to populate his specific database. This is combined with a professional assessment and an automated measurement of vital statistics such as weight, blood pressure and body composition as measured at the local station. Other data may be entered manually such as height, age and the like. In a more comprehensive system the invention is designed to monitor other data such as cholesterol and blood glucose, as well. The locally input data may be updated at will by the user or on behalf of the user by professional personnel.

Abstract: A scorer's table for sporting events including a table top supported by legs, and three panels mounted at the front of the table and extending downwardly to the floor. The center panel has a front surface with a message which is painted or otherwise permanently displayed, such as the logo of a sports team or the name of an arena. The two end panels, one on each side of the center panel, each have display screens operable to display virtually any type of graphic or word message. The display screens are independently controlled by an electronic controller which is programmable to produce a message on each of the display screens and then change such messages as desired during the course of the sports event.

Abstract: A scorer's table for sporting events including a table top supported by legs, and three panels mounted at the front of the table and extending downwardly to the floor. The center panel has a front surface with a message which is painted or otherwise permanently displayed, such as the logo of a sports team or the name of an arena. The two end panels, one on each side of the center panel, each have display screens operable to display virtually any type of graphic or word message. The display screens are independently controlled by an electronic controller which is programmable to produce a message on each of the display screens and then change such messages as desired during the course of the sports event.