HEALTH CARE UNBOUND

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
HEALTHCARE UNBOUND PulseTracer Technologies Inc. 842 Folsom Street San Francisco CA 94103 HEALTH CARE UNBOUND;Medical apparatus, namely pedometers and pulse rate monitors;HEALTHCARE;
HEALTHCARE UNBOUND Barrett, Michael J. 7 Augustus Road Lexington MA 02421 HEALTH CARE UNBOUND;Market research and consulting services associated with healthcare, medical, prosthetic, orthopedic, patient monitoring, patient testing, self-management, self-care, wellness, mobility, safety, prevention, disease management, disability management, and related goods and services used by consumers and providers in the healthcare, home healthcare, personal healthcare, mobile care, telehomecare, telemedicine, remote monitoring, diagnostics, medical equipment, medical device, and pharmaceutical industries;Healthcare, medical, prosthetic, orthopedic, patient monitoring, patient testing, self-management, self-care, wellness, mobility, safety, prevention, disease management, disability management, and related goods and services used by consumers and providers in the healthcare, home healthcare, personal healthcare, mobile care, telehomecare, telemedicine, remote monitoring, diagnostics, medical equipment, medical device, and pharmaceutical industries;HEALTHCARE;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system for providing a home health care service includes a health care center, a service recipient device, and the Internet that connects these components. The health care center: is constructed on the Internet; includes a database for registering personal data that are necessary for the health care of registered at-home patients as basic health care data and storing measurement data that are provided from at-home patients over the course of time; and has the functions of inferring the health conditions of at-home patients based on the measurement data and the basic health care data, and offering appropriate services necessary for inferred health conditions. The service recipient device includes a biosensor and a signal processor. The biosensor detects chemical components contained in a substance that is discharged from the human body and converts detected values to electrical signals at the point of discharge.