Patents by Inventor W. Mark Lortz
W. Mark Lortz 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: 20150302164Abstract: A method for managing treatment of a particular health condition afflicting a patient includes programming a processor with a health management application program that prompts a user for entry of health condition data, including a patient physiological data, subjective patient health condition data, and medication delivery data, compiles the health condition data into a data summary, and transmits the data summary through a communication unit. A drop-down list related to subjective symptoms is provided, which includes stress and depression. A display touch method is used to enter data, selections, and controls. The health management program also provides prompts for the entry of diet data, and further displays drop-down lists related to daily activities and alerts for medication delivery.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 23, 2015Publication date: October 22, 2015Applicant: Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.Inventors: Steven H. Drucker, Charles T. Liamos, Fredric C. Colman, W. Mark Lortz, Kelley J. Lipman, Feng Jiang, Henrik Bacho
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Patent number: 9060727Abstract: The invention is directed to an integrated device for sampling and testing an analyte. The device generally comprises a housing, a lancing device for sampling an analyte, a test strip for substantially capturing at least a portion of the analyte, and a display unit for displaying a result corresponding to the captured portion of the analyte. The invention is further directed to methods for sampling and testing. For example, one method comprises performing a single operation to sample an analyte, to capture the sampled analyte, to perform testing on the sampled analyte, and to display a result corresponding to the performed test. A method such as this can be carried out using an integrated sampling and testing device of the invention, for example, by placing the device the device on a test site of a subject, such as a patient, and performing the single operation to obtain a test result.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 2011Date of Patent: June 23, 2015Assignee: Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.Inventors: Charles R. Saikley, Paul R. Hamerton-Kelly, Sophia Sia, Daniel F. Kennedy, Matthew W. Peterson, Sammy Cheuksang Tsang, W. Mark Lortz, Joseph A. Vivolo
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Publication number: 20140365245Abstract: A method for managing treatment of a particular health condition afflicting a patient includes programming a processor with a health management application program that prompts a user for entry of health condition data, including a patient physiological data, subjective patient health condition data, and medication delivery data, compiles the health condition data into a data summary, and transmits the data summary through a communication unit. A drop-down list related to subjective symptoms is provided, which includes stress and depression. A display touch method is used to enter data, selections, and controls. The health management program also provides prompts for the entry of diet data, and further displays drop-down lists related to daily activities and alerts for medication delivery.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 25, 2014Publication date: December 11, 2014Applicant: ABBOTT DIABETES CARE INC.Inventors: Steven H. Drucker, Charles T. Liamos, Fredric C. Colman, W. Mark Lortz, Kelley J. Lipman, Feng Jiang, Henrik Bacho
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Patent number: 8821792Abstract: A system for managing treatment of a particular health condition afflicting a patient includes a health management application program that prompts a user for entry of health condition data, including patient physiological data, subjective patient health condition data, and medication delivery data, compiles the health condition data into a data summary, and transmits the data summary through a communication unit. A drop-down list related to subjective symptoms is provided, which includes stress and depression. A touch screen is provided for a graphical user interface. The health management program also provides prompts for the entry of diet data, and further displays drop-down lists related to daily activities and alerts for medication delivery.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 2013Date of Patent: September 2, 2014Assignee: Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.Inventors: Steven Drucker, Charles T. Liamos, Fredric C. Colman, W. Mark Lortz, Kelley Lipman, Feng Jiang, Henrik Bacho
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Publication number: 20120083679Abstract: The invention is directed to an integrated device for sampling and testing an analyte. The device generally comprises a housing, a lancing device for sampling an analyte, a test strip for substantially capturing at least a portion of the analyte, and a display unit for displaying a result corresponding to the captured portion of the analyte. The invention is further directed to methods for sampling and testing. For example, one method comprises performing a single operation to sample an analyte, to capture the sampled analyte, to perform testing on the sampled analyte, and to display a result corresponding to the performed test. A method such as this can be carried out using an integrated sampling and testing device of the invention, for example, by placing the device the device on a test site of a subject, such as a patient, and performing the single operation to obtain a test result.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2011Publication date: April 5, 2012Inventors: Charles R. Saikley, Paul R. Hamerton-Kelly, Sophia Sia, Daniel F. Kennedy, Matthew W. Peterson, Sammy Cheuksang Tsang, W. Mark Lortz, Joseph A. Vivolo
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Patent number: 8079961Abstract: The invention is directed to an integrated device for sampling and testing an analyte. The device generally comprises a housing, a lancing device for sampling an analyte, a test strip for substantially capturing at least a portion of the analyte, and a display unit for displaying a result corresponding to the captured portion of the analyte. The invention is further directed to methods for sampling and testing. For example, one method comprises performing a single operation to sample an analyte, to capture the sampled analyte, to perform testing on the sampled analyte, and to display a result corresponding to the performed test. A method such as this can be carried out using an integrated sampling and testing device of the invention, for example, by placing the device the device on a test site of a subject, such as a patient, and performing the single operation to obtain a test result.Type: GrantFiled: June 23, 2009Date of Patent: December 20, 2011Assignee: Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.Inventors: Charles R. Saikley, Paul R. Hamerton-Kelly, Sophia Sia, Daniel F. Kennedy, Matthew W. Peterson, Sammy Cheuksang Tsang, W. Mark Lortz, Joseph A. Vivolo
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Publication number: 20090259147Abstract: The invention is directed to an integrated device for sampling and testing an analyte. The device generally comprises a housing, a lancing device for sampling an analyte, a test strip for substantially capturing at least a portion of the analyte, and a display unit for displaying a result corresponding to the captured portion of the analyte. The invention is further directed to methods for sampling and testing. For example, one method comprises performing a single operation to sample an analyte, to capture the sampled analyte, to perform testing on the sampled analyte, and to display a result corresponding to the performed test. A method such as this can be carried out using an integrated sampling and testing device of the invention, for example, by placing the device the device on a test site of a subject, such as a patient, and performing the single operation to obtain a test result.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 23, 2009Publication date: October 15, 2009Inventors: Charles R. Saikley, Paul R. Hamerton-Kelly, Sophia Sia, Daniel F. Kennedy, Matthew W. Peterson, Sammy Cheuksang Tsang, W. Mark Lortz, Joseph A. Vivolo
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Patent number: 7572237Abstract: An integrated device is for sampling and testing an analyte. The device generally includes a housing, a lancing device for sampling an analyte, a test strip for substantially capturing at least a portion of the analyte, and a display unit for displaying a result corresponding to the captured portion of the analyte. A method includes performing a single operation to sample an analyte, to capture the sampled analyte, to perform testing on the sampled analyte, and to display a result corresponding to the performed test. A method includes using an integrated sampling and testing device placing the device the device on a test site of a subject, such as a patient, and performing the single operation to obtain a test result. The sampling and testing of analytes may involve testing analytes in blood, such as the blood of a diabetic patient.Type: GrantFiled: November 4, 2003Date of Patent: August 11, 2009Assignee: Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.Inventors: Charles R. Saikley, Paul R. Hamerton-Kelly, Sophia Sia, Daniel F. Kennedy, Matthew W. Peterson, Sammy Cheuksang Tsang, W. Mark Lortz, Joseph A. Vivolo
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Publication number: 20040138588Abstract: The invention is directed to an integrated device for sampling and testing an analyte. The device generally comprises a housing, a lancing device for sampling an analyte, a test strip for substantially capturing at least a portion of the analyte, and a display unit for displaying a result corresponding to the captured portion of the analyte. The invention is further directed to methods for sampling and testing. For example, one method comprises performing a single operation to sample an analyte, to capture the sampled analyte, to perform testing on the sampled analyte, and to display a result corresponding to the performed test. A method such as this can be carried out using an integrated sampling and testing device of the invention, for example, by placing the device the device on a test site of a subject, such as a patient, and performing the single operation to obtain a test result.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 4, 2003Publication date: July 15, 2004Inventors: Charles R. Saikley, Paul R. Hamerton-Kelly, Sophia Sia, Daniel F. Kennedy, Matthew W. Peterson, Sammy Cheuksang Tsang, W. Mark Lortz, Joseph A. Vivolo