Abstract: A wireless check-in system provides the coordination between a patient application operating on a mobile device, and systems managed or operated by a healthcare provider to allow for check-in steps to be achieved remotely. In this manner, typical interaction with a front desk is avoided or greatly minimized. Further, all information needed for effective patient care can be obtained prior to arriving at the healthcare provider facility. A healthcare provider will also have real-time access to a tracking board which will show the location and status or patients waiting for appointments, allowing for effective coordination.

Abstract: An apparatus and method to generate ozone gas at a pressure significantly higher than ambient atmospheric pressure is described. In one embodiment, a dielectric plate is positioned in a floating arrangement within an insulated process cavity defined by a lower gasket, a window gasket, an upper gasket, and an electrode plate. A sealing plate is positioned on an exterior portion of the upper gasket. In one configuration, the sealing pate includes a sealing structure extending therefrom and in contact with the upper gasket. The sealing structure is configured to provided a focused sealing force to the upper gasket, window gasket, and lower gasket to seal and enable the process cavity to produce ozone within a predetermined range of output ozone gas pressure that is significantly greater than a surrounding ambient atmospheric pressure.