Patents by Inventor Jurgen Klaus Vollrath
Jurgen Klaus Vollrath has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20230420091Abstract: An interactive EHR user interface that represents information graphically by depicting parts or systems of a body using images, and allowing persons to interact with the depictions by associating animations or icons with the depictions, and avoiding rejection of reimbursement requests by building billing codes into an AI system that defines the workflow during a patient encounter.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2023Publication date: December 28, 2023Inventors: Stephen Jay Datena, Jurgen Klaus Vollrath
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Patent number: 11587423Abstract: A method and system for detecting a person falling, confirming a potential fall, and taking action to mitigate the effects of a fall.Type: GrantFiled: July 30, 2021Date of Patent: February 21, 2023Assignee: Healthcare Integrated Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth M. Greenwood, Scott Michael Boruff, Jurgen Klaus Vollrath
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Publication number: 20220036716Abstract: A method and system for detecting a person falling, confirming a potential fall, and taking action to mitigate the effects of a fall.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 30, 2021Publication date: February 3, 2022Inventors: Kenneth M. GREENWOOD, Scott Michael BORUFF, Jurgen Klaus VOLLRATH
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Publication number: 20210407663Abstract: A method of delivering safe, suitable, and repeatable dosages to a subject for topical, oral, nasal, or pulmonary use and a device for droplet ejection includes a fluid delivery system capable of delivering a defined volume of the fluid in the form of droplets having properties that afford adequate and repeatable high percentage deposition upon application. The method and device include a housing, a reservoir disposed within the housing for receiving a volume of fluid, an ejector mechanism configured to eject a stream of droplets having an average ejected droplet diameter greater than 15 microns, the stream of droplets having low entrained airflow such that the stream of droplets deposit on the eye of the subject during use.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 13, 2021Publication date: December 30, 2021Inventors: Charles Eric Hunter, Bernard L. Ballou, JR., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Arthur H. Tew, Joshua Richard Brown, James Thornhill Leath, Nathan R. Faulks, Bradley G. Johnson, J. Sid Clements, Phillip E. Russell, John H. Hebrank, Tsontcho Ianchulev, Mark Packer, Troy Elliott, Walter M. Fierson, Thomas J. Lindner
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Publication number: 20210398651Abstract: The disclosure relates to medical databases, remote monitoring, diagnosis and treatment systems and methods. In one particular embodiment, a system for remote monitoring, diagnosis, or treatment of eye conditions, disorders and diseases is provided. This method generally includes administering a stream of droplets to the eye of a subject from an ejector device, and storing data related to the administration in a memory of the ejector device. The data may then be monitored and analyzed.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 26, 2021Publication date: December 23, 2021Inventors: Bernard L. Ballou, JR., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Kelly C. Sparks, Joshua Richard Brown, Mark Packer, Charles Eric Hunter, Troy Elliott, John H. Hebrank
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Patent number: 11011270Abstract: A method of delivering safe, suitable, and repeatable dosages to a subject for topical, oral, nasal, or pulmonary use and a device for droplet ejection includes a fluid delivery system capable of delivering a defined volume of the fluid in the form of droplets having properties that afford adequate and repeatable high percentage deposition upon application. The method and device include a housing, a reservoir disposed within the housing for receiving a volume of fluid, an ejector mechanism configured to eject a stream of droplets having an average ejected droplet diameter greater than 15 microns, the stream of droplets having low entrained airflow such that the stream of droplets deposit on the eye of the subject during use.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 2018Date of Patent: May 18, 2021Assignee: Eyenovia, Inc.Inventors: Charles Eric Hunter, Bernard L. Ballou, Jr., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Arthur H. Tew, Joshua Richard Brown, James Thornhill Leath, Nathan R. Faulks, Bradley G. Johnson, J. Sid Clements, Phillip E. Russell, John H. Hebrank, Tsontcho Ianchulev, Mark Packer, Troy Elliott, Walter M. Fierson, Thomas J. Lindner
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Publication number: 20190053945Abstract: A method of delivering safe, suitable, and repeatable dosages to a subject for topical, oral, nasal, or pulmonary use and a device for droplet ejection includes a fluid delivery system capable of delivering a defined volume of the fluid in the form of droplets having properties that afford adequate and repeatable high percentage deposition upon application. The method and device include a housing, a reservoir disposed within the housing for receiving a volume of fluid, an ejector mechanism configured to eject a stream of droplets having an average ejected droplet diameter greater than 15 microns, the stream of droplets having low entrained airflow such that the stream of droplets deposit on the eye of the subject during use.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 21, 2018Publication date: February 21, 2019Inventors: Charles Eric Hunter, Bernard L. Ballou, JR., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Arthur H. Tew, Joshua Richard Brown, James Thornhill Leath, Nathan R. Faulks, Bradley G. Johnson, J. Sid Clements, Philip E. Russell, John H. Hebrank, Tsontcho Ianchulev, Mark Packer, Troy Elliott, Walter M. Fierson, Thomas J. Lindner
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Patent number: 10154923Abstract: A method of delivering safe, suitable, and repeatable dosages to a subject for topical, oral, nasal, or pulmonary use and a device for droplet ejection includes a fluid delivery system capable of delivering a defined volume of the fluid in the form of droplets having properties that afford adequate and repeatable high percentage deposition upon application. The method and device include a housing, a reservoir disposed within the housing for receiving a volume of fluid, an ejector mechanism configured to eject a stream of droplets having an average ejected droplet diameter greater than 15 microns, the stream of droplets having low entrained airflow such that the stream of droplets deposit on the eye of the subject during use.Type: GrantFiled: March 7, 2014Date of Patent: December 18, 2018Assignee: Eyenovia, Inc.Inventors: Charles Eric Hunter, Bernard L. Ballou, Jr., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Arthur H. Tew, Joshua Richard Brown, James Thornhill Leath, Nathan R. Faulks, Bradley G. Johnson, J. Sid Clements, Phillip E. Russell, John H. Hebrank, Tsontcho Inachulev, Mark Packer, Troy Elliott, Walter M. Fierson, Thomas J. Lindner
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Publication number: 20170151088Abstract: The disclosure relates to medical databases, remote monitoring, diagnosis and treatment systems and methods. In one particular embodiment, a system for remote monitoring, diagnosis, or treatment of eye conditions, disorders and diseases is provided. This method generally includes administering a stream of droplets to the eye of a subject from an ejector device, and storing data related to the administration in a memory of the ejector device. The data may then be monitored and analyzed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2016Publication date: June 1, 2017Inventors: Bernard L. Ballou, JR., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Kelly C. Sparks, Joshua Richard Brown, Mark Packer, Charles Eric Hunter, Troy Elliott, John H. Hebrank
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Publication number: 20140249491Abstract: The disclosure relates to medical databases, remote monitoring, diagnosis and treatment systems and methods. In one particular embodiment, a system for remote monitoring, diagnosis, or treatment of eye conditions, disorders and diseases is provided. This method generally includes administering a stream of droplets to the eye of a subject from an ejector device, and storing data related to the administration in a memory of the ejector device. The data may then be monitored and analyzed.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 12, 2014Publication date: September 4, 2014Applicant: Corinthian Ophthalmic, Inc.Inventors: Bernard L. Ballou, JR., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Kelly C. Sparks, Joshua Richard Brown, Mark Packer, Charles Eric Hunter, Troy Elliott, John H. Hebrank
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Publication number: 20140187969Abstract: A method of delivering safe, suitable, and repeatable dosages to a subject for topical, oral, nasal, or pulmonary use and a device for droplet ejection includes a fluid delivery system capable of delivering a defined volume of the fluid in the form of droplets having properties that afford adequate and repeatable high percentage deposition upon application. The method and device include a housing, a reservoir disposed within the housing for receiving a volume of fluid, an ejector mechanism configured to eject a stream of droplets having an average ejected droplet diameter greater than 15 microns, the stream of droplets having low entrained airflow such that the stream of droplets deposit on the eye of the subject during use.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 7, 2014Publication date: July 3, 2014Applicant: Corinthian Ophthalmic, Inc.Inventors: Charles Eric HUNTER, Bernard L. BALLOU, JR., Jurgen Klaus VOLLRATH, Arthur H. TEW, Joshua Richard BROWN, James Thornhill LEATH, Nathan R. FAULKS, Bradley G. JOHNSON, J. Sid CLEMENTS, Phillip E. RUSSELL, John H. HEBRANK, Tsontcho INACHULEV, Mark PACKER, Troy ELLIOTT, Walter M. FIERSON, Thomas J. LINDNER
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Patent number: 8733935Abstract: The disclosure relates to medical databases, remote monitoring, diagnosis and treatment systems and methods. In one particular embodiment, a system for remote monitoring, diagnosis, or treatment of eye conditions, disorders and diseases is provided. This method generally includes administering a stream of droplets to the eye of a subject from an ejector device, and storing data related to the administration in a memory of the ejector device. The data may then be monitored and analyzed.Type: GrantFiled: July 15, 2011Date of Patent: May 27, 2014Assignee: Corinthian Ophthalmic, Inc.Inventors: Bernard L. Ballou, Jr., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Kelly C. Sparks, Joshua Richard Brown, Mark Packer, Charles Eric Hunter, Troy Elliott, John H. Hebrank
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Patent number: 8684980Abstract: A method of delivering safe, suitable, and repeatable dosages to a subject for topical, oral, nasal, or pulmonary use and a device for droplet ejection includes a fluid delivery system capable of delivering a defined volume of the fluid in the form of droplets having properties that afford adequate and repeatable high percentage deposition upon application. The method and device include a housing, a reservoir disposed within the housing for receiving a volume of fluid, an ejector mechanism configured to eject a stream of droplets having an average ejected droplet diameter greater than 15 microns, the stream of droplets having low entrained airflow such that the stream of droplets deposit on the eye of the subject during use.Type: GrantFiled: July 15, 2011Date of Patent: April 1, 2014Assignee: Corinthian Ophthalmic, Inc.Inventors: Charles Eric Hunter, Bernard L. Ballou, Jr., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Arthur H. Tew, Joshua Richard Brown, James Thornhill Leath, Nathan R. Faulks, Bradley G. Johnson, J. Sid Clements, Phillip E. Russell, John H. Hebrank, Tsontcho Inachulev, Mark Packer, Troy Elliott, Walter M. Fierson, Thomas J. Lindner
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Patent number: 8662415Abstract: A pop up sprinkler having a membrane which has a neutral position mounted to a housing and a sprayer head which is able to expand or contract under water pressure which moves the sprinkler head up and down.Type: GrantFiled: May 2, 2011Date of Patent: March 4, 2014Inventors: Klaus Michael Andreas Vollrath, Jurgen Klaus Vollrath
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Patent number: 8373529Abstract: In a three phase transformer core, amorphous metal strips are wound into rings that are combined into frames and assembled to define cores with leg cross sections that have more than 4 sides to facilitate winding transformer windings onto the legs using winding tubes. The amorphous metal layers are secured relative to one another and the core made more rigid using resin, silicon steel layers included in the amorphous metal core, or by using strapping or tying devices.Type: GrantFiled: January 29, 2010Date of Patent: February 12, 2013Assignee: Hexaformer ABInventors: John Shirley Hurst, Jurgen Klaus Vollrath
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Publication number: 20120143152Abstract: A method of delivering safe, suitable, and repeatable dosages to a subject for topical, oral, nasal, or pulmonary use and a device for droplet ejection includes a fluid delivery system capable of delivering a defined volume of the fluid in the form of droplets having properties that afford adequate and repeatable high percentage deposition upon application. The method and device include a housing, a reservoir disposed within the housing for receiving a volume of fluid, an ejector mechanism configured to eject a stream of droplets having an average ejected droplet diameter greater than 15 microns, the stream of droplets having low entrained airflow such that the stream of droplets deposit on the eye of the subject during use.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 15, 2011Publication date: June 7, 2012Applicant: Corinthian Ophthalmic, Inc.Inventors: Charles Eric HUNTER, Bernard L. Ballou, JR., Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, Arthur H. Tew, Joshua Richard Brown, James Thornhill Leath, Nathan R. Faulks, Bradley G. Johnson, J. Sid Clements, Phillip E. Russell, John H. Hebrank, Tsontcho Ianchulev, Mark Packer, Troy Elliott, Walter M. Fierson, Thomas J. Lindner
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Publication number: 20120062840Abstract: The disclosure relates to medical databases, remote monitoring, diagnosis and treatment systems and methods. In one particular embodiment, a system for remote monitoring, diagnosis, or treatment of eye conditions, disorders and diseases is provided. This method generally includes administering a stream of droplets to the eye of a subject from an ejector device, and storing data related to the administration in a memory of the ejector device. The data may then be monitored and analyzed.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 15, 2011Publication date: March 15, 2012Applicant: Corinthian Ophthalmic, Inc.Inventors: Bernard L. BALLOU, JR., Jurgen Klaus VOLLRATH, Kelly C. SPARKS, Joshua Richard BROWN, Mark N. PACKER, Charles Eric HUNTER, Troy ELLIOTT, John H. HEBRANK
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Publication number: 20110278373Abstract: In a sprinkler device a bladder is mounted in a housing to expand or contract under water pressure, thereby moving a sprinkler head up or down.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 2, 2011Publication date: November 17, 2011Inventors: Klaus Michael Andreas Vollrath, Jurgen Klaus Vollrath
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Publication number: 20110233344Abstract: In a satellite control system, a liquid is ejected by thermal ejection from holes in a substrate structure to create a reactive force on the satellite allowing the position, such as the attitude, of the satellite to be adjusted.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 15, 2010Publication date: September 29, 2011Inventors: Charles E. Hunter, Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, John H. Hebrank, Bernard L. Bailou, JR., Judson Sidney Clements, Thomas Johannes Lindner, Ravi Prasad, Philip E. Russell, Elliott M. Pines, David W. Carey
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Publication number: 20110233343Abstract: In a satellite control system, a liquid is ejected by thermal ejection from holes in a substrate structure to create a reactive force on the satellite allowing the position, such as the attitude, of the satellite to be adjusted.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 19, 2010Publication date: September 29, 2011Inventors: Charles Eric Hunter, Jurgen Klaus Vollrath, John H. Hebrank, Bernard L. Ballou, JR., Judson Sidney Clements, Thomas Lindner, Ravi Prasad, Phillip E. Russell, Elliot Martin Pines