Abstract: Systems, methods, and storage media for verifying data are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: capture data associated with a plurality of computing device first events; obtain one or more allowable data values associated with the plurality of computing device first events; interact with the computing device in one or more second events; generate new data values associated with the one or more second events; and verify whether the new data values comprise at least one of the allowable data values.

Abstract: A system for validating data includes a digital touch point associated with an organization having an element and a quality assurance (QA) module for monitoring the digital touch point. The system includes a quality control (QC) algorithm associated with the QA module, which is executed against the new element to determine if one or more discrepancies exist between current data for the new element and expected data for the new element. The system includes a tangible error report that captures one or more discrepancies between the current data and the expected data for the new element. The QA module has the ability to modify the request to call to eliminate the one or more discrepancies.

Abstract: A system for validating data includes a digital touch point associated with an organization having an element and a quality assurance (QA) module for monitoring the digital touch point. The system includes a quality control (QC) algorithm associated with the QA module, which is executed against the new element to determine if one or more discrepancies exist between current data for the new element and expected data for the new element. The system includes a tangible error report that captures one or more discrepancies between the current data and the expected data for the new element. The QA module has the ability to modify the request to call to eliminate the one or more discrepancies.

Abstract: A system for validating data includes a digital touch point associated with an organization having an element and a quality assurance (QA) module for monitoring the digital touch point. The system includes a quality control (QC) algorithm associated with the QA module, which is executed against the new element to determine if one or more discrepancies exist between current data for the new element and expected data for the new element. The system includes a tangible error report that is generated by the QA module. The tangible error report captures the one or more discrepancies between the current data and the expected data for the new element. The QA module has the ability to modify the request to call to eliminate the one or more discrepancies.

Abstract: A system for validating data includes a digital touch point associated with an organization having an element and a quality assurance (QA) module for monitoring the digital touch point. The system includes a quality control (QC) algorithm associated with the QA module, which is executed against the new element to determine if one or more discrepancies exist between current data for the new element and expected data for the new element. The system includes a tangible error report that is generated by the QA module. The tangible error report captures the one or more discrepancies between the current data and the expected data for the new element. The QA module has the ability to modify the request to call to eliminate the one or more discrepancies.

Abstract: A bed is disclosed in the present application. In certain embodiments, the bed comprises a frame, a mattress support coupled to the frame and moveable between a substantially flat position and an elevated position, and an actuator coupled to the frame and the mattress support for moving the mattress support between the substantially flat position and the elevated position. The mattress support comprises a first section and a second section. The first section is pivotally connected to the frame and to the second section. The second section is pivotally connected to at least one connecting link. The connecting link is pivotally connected to the frame.

Abstract: An adjustable bed includes a universal, or interchangeable, bed end that can be used at either end of the bed and can be connected with an existing motor drive assembly. The bed end may include a gear box having first and second input shafts that are selectively covered by a movable cover. The bed end may include a frame having drain openings for draining water from the bed end when the bed end is washed. The bed end may also include an end cap that is fastened to the frame in a unique manner, and that helps to maintain a panel of the bed end cover in a curved or bowed configuration.

Abstract: An adjustable bed includes a universal, or interchangeable, bed end that can be used at either end of the bed and can be connected with an existing motor drive assembly. The bed end may include a gear box having first and second input shafts that are selectively covered by a movable cover. The bed end may include a frame having drain openings for draining water from the bed end when the bed end is washed. The bed end may also include an end cap that is fastened to the frame in a unique manner, and that helps to maintain a panel of the bed end cover in a curved or bowed configuration.

Abstract: A rollator with a tubular frame assembly includes a pair of U-shaped side frames connected by a front brace. Each side frame has a cross bar that extends between front legs and back legs of the frame. The side frames are pivotably attached to the front brace so that the side frames can fold inwardly. The rollator has a molded rigid seat that is mounted on pivot brackets to allow it to pivot upwardly out of the way of the user. The pivot brackets have an offset axis of rotation so that the seat is arranged in a curved area of the front brace when pivoted upwardly.

Abstract: An adjustable bed includes a universal, or interchangeable, bed end that can be used at either end of the bed and can be connected with an existing motor drive assembly. The bed end may include a gear box having first and second input shafts that are selectively covered by a movable cover. The bed end may include a frame having drain openings for draining water from the bed end when the bed end is washed. The bed end may also include an end cap that is fastened to the frame in a unique manner, and that helps to maintain a panel of the bed end cover in a curved or bowed configuration.

Abstract: The present invention relates in one aspect to a glide tip for a leg of a personal mobility aid. The glide tip includes a holder, and a replaceable ball supported on the leg by the holder. The ball may be rotatable relative to the holder about a plurality of axes. The ball may be a sports ball, such as a tennis ball.

Abstract: An adjustable bed includes a universal, or interchangeable, bed end that can be used at either end of the bed and can be connected with an existing motor drive assembly. The bed end may include a gear box having first and second input shafts that are selectively covered by a movable cover. The bed end may include a frame having drain openings for draining water from the bed end when the bed end is washed. The bed end may also include an end cap that is fastened to the frame in a unique manner, and that helps to maintain a panel of the bed end cover in a curved or bowed configuration.