Patents by Inventor Phillip A. Clifford
Phillip A. Clifford 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: 20240013112Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 10, 2023Publication date: January 11, 2024Inventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 11741407Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: GrantFiled: July 14, 2021Date of Patent: August 29, 2023Assignee: STEADYCARE, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Publication number: 20220004972Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 14, 2021Publication date: January 6, 2022Inventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 11068814Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2020Date of Patent: July 20, 2021Assignee: STEADYCARE, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Publication number: 20200293976Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2020Publication date: September 17, 2020Inventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 10636004Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: GrantFiled: May 2, 2019Date of Patent: April 28, 2020Assignee: SteadyCare, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Publication number: 20190325375Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 2, 2019Publication date: October 24, 2019Inventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 10296856Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: GrantFiled: June 29, 2017Date of Patent: May 21, 2019Assignee: SteadyCare, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Publication number: 20180060792Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 29, 2017Publication date: March 1, 2018Inventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 9697487Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 2015Date of Patent: July 4, 2017Assignee: SteadyCare, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Publication number: 20150324730Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 15, 2015Publication date: November 12, 2015Inventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 9015079Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: GrantFiled: December 19, 2013Date of Patent: April 21, 2015Assignee: Steadycare, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Publication number: 20140304018Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 19, 2013Publication date: October 9, 2014Applicant: STEADYCARE, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 8639597Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: GrantFiled: April 25, 2013Date of Patent: January 28, 2014Assignee: Steadycare, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Publication number: 20130235984Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2013Publication date: September 12, 2013Applicant: STEADYCARE, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 8484107Abstract: Systems and methods for verifying and monitoring employees are provided. Employees call-in to the system at scheduled times. If an employee misses a scheduled call-in, an alert can be generated. An employer notification process can generate the alert, notifying a supervisor of the employee's missed call. The alert can include the employee's name, the location of the employee, and the time he/she was supposed to call. Such systems and methods can be used to verify that a worker is at the proper location at the proper time and awake and alert during the entire time period that he/she is supposed to be working.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2007Date of Patent: July 9, 2013Assignee: SteadyCare, LLCInventors: Arthur Phillip Clifford, Patricia A. Marrin
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Patent number: 7945975Abstract: An improved device for assisting a caregiver in lifting and moving a patient. The device comprises a unitary garment member having a front panel section, a rear panel section and an interconnecting central or middle panel section. The device further includes a plurality of integral, reinforced support straps that enhance the structural integrity of the garment member. The rear panel section includes two flap portions extending laterally on opposing sides of the rear panel section. The two flap portions can be pulled forward and attached to the front panel section whereby the device becomes a vest-type garment that completely surrounds the patient's torso. The improved patient assistance device includes a plurality of strategically positioned hand holds, which provide enhanced leverage enabling a caregiver to more easily assist a patient wearing the device to move from one position to another.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 2009Date of Patent: May 24, 2011Assignee: SDS Medical Supply LLCInventors: John A. Thomas, Phillip A. Clifford
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Publication number: 20110023231Abstract: A device for assisting a caregiver in lifting and moving a patient. The device comprises a waist belt that includes a separate “glute” strap, which wraps around the patient's buttocks. Both the waist belt and the glute strap are fully adjustable to ensure a snug, comfortable fit. The device may further include a unitary garment member having a plurality of integral, reinforced support straps that enhance the structural strength of the garment member. The unitary garment member includes two flap portions extending laterally on opposing sides of a rear panel section that can be pulled forward and attached to a front panel section transforming the device into a vest-type garment that completely surrounds the patient's torso. The device includes a plurality of strategically positioned hand holds, which provide enhanced leverage enabling a caregiver to more easily assist a patient wearing the device to move from one position to another.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 13, 2010Publication date: February 3, 2011Inventors: John A. Thomas, Phillip A. Clifford
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Patent number: D636964Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2010Date of Patent: April 26, 2011Assignee: SDS Medical Supply LLCInventors: John A. Thomas, Phillip A. Clifford
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Patent number: D643992Type: GrantFiled: October 13, 2010Date of Patent: August 23, 2011Assignee: SDS Medical Supply LLCInventors: John A. Thomas, Phillip A. Clifford