Abstract: A geode lamp device is disclosed that is designed to illuminate geodes in a visually pleasing way. The lamp device comprises a wooden base component with a plurality of LED lights secured to it. Geodes are then secured to the wooden base component to be illuminated by the LED lights. The lamp device comprises three different color options for hue. Further, the device is dimmable depending on the needs and/or wants of a user. The lamp device is also USB compatible to allow the lamp device to function with a wide variety of socket types. Additionally, the geodes can be configured in square, oval, or circular shapes.

Abstract: The technology relates to securely providing patient data to caretakers. Verification information from one or more patients may be received by one or more processors. The verification information may include data associated with each of the one or more patient's service locations. The one or more processors may store the patient data for each of the one or more patients in association with the patient's respective verification information. Upon receiving an authentication request including authentication information associated with a caregiver's location, to view a first patient's data, the one or more processors may determine whether the caregiver's authentication information satisfies the first patient's verification information. Upon determining the caregiver's authentication information satisfies the first patient's verification information, controlling the release of the first patient's data to a caregiver's device.

Abstract: The technology relates to securely providing patient data to caretakers. Verification information from one or more patients may be received by one or more processors. The verification information may include secure patient identification information. The one or more processors may store the patient data for each of the one or more patients in association with the patient's respective verification information. Upon receiving an automatic authentication request including authentication information associated with the secure patient identification information, to view a first patient's data, the one or more processors may determine whether the caregiver's authentication information satisfies the first patient's verification information. Upon determining the caregiver's authentication information satisfies the first patient's verification information, controlling the release of the first patient's data to a caregiver's device.

Abstract: The technology relates to securely providing patient data to caretakers. Verification information from one or more patients may be received by one or more processors. The verification information may include data associated with each of the one or more patient's service locations. The one or more processors may store the patient data for each of the one or more patients in association with the patient's respective verification information. Upon receiving an authentication request including authentication information associated with a caregiver's location, to view a first patient's data, the one or more processors may determine whether the caregiver's authentication information satisfies the first patient's verification information. Upon determining the caregiver's authentication information satisfies the first patient's verification information, controlling the release of the first patient's data to a caregiver's device.