PLATFORM FOR FINANCING HEALTHCARE SERVICES

    公开(公告)号:US20220101426A1

    公开(公告)日:2022-03-31

    申请号:US17318812

    申请日:2021-05-12

    申请人: Mark G. FONTENOT

    发明人: Mark G. FONTENOT

    IPC分类号: G06Q40/00 G06Q10/10 G06Q40/02

    摘要: Embodiments described herein include systems and methods for financing amounts and account balances relating to healthcare services and goods. The system receives provider data from providers, including healthcare providers. The provider data from each provider includes patient account data corresponding to patients, and provider financial parameters. Financial data is received from financial entities, and the financial data from each entity includes financial product data, and qualification parameters. The system aggregates the data by aggregating the provider data and the financial data, and determines from the aggregated data a set of patients. Each patient of the set of patients corresponds to an account balance with a healthcare provider. The system generates from the aggregated data settlement options for resolving each account balance of the patients. The settlement options include payment options and/or financing options. The system controls access by patients to the settlement options and corresponding financial entities.

    System and method of notifying healthcare providers of financially delinquent patients
    2.
    发明授权
    System and method of notifying healthcare providers of financially delinquent patients 有权
    通知医疗保健提供者的财务犯罪病人的制度和方法

    公开(公告)号:US08645159B1

    公开(公告)日:2014-02-04

    申请号:US12886058

    申请日:2010-09-20

    摘要: Embodiments provide for tracking and notifying healthcare providers of financially delinquent patients. A platform includes or is coupled to a database including identifying data of patient debtors who have been financially delinquent in a healthcare transaction with a healthcare provider. The identifying data includes patient and financial identification data of the transaction. A fee is received from a subscriber (healthcare provider) that enables the subscriber to electronically access the platform. The identifying data of patient debtors is provided to the subscriber via the platform. New identifying data of patient debtors is received at the platform from a contributing subscriber (healthcare provider). The new identifying data is identifying data of a new patient debtor and/or a new healthcare transaction of an existing patient debtor. A discount is automatically applied to the fee of the contributing subscriber in response to the new identifying data.

    摘要翻译: 实施例提供跟踪和通知财务犯罪患者的医疗保健提供者。 平台包括或耦合到数据库,包括识别在医疗保健提供者的医疗保健交易中遭到财务违约的患者债务人的数据。 识别数据包括交易的患者和财务识别数据。 从订户(医疗保健提供者)收到的费用使订户能够电子访问该平台。 患者债务人的识别数据通过平台提供给用户。 患者债务人的新的识别数据在平台上从提供者(医疗保健提供者)接收。 新的识别数据是识别新的患者债务人的数据和/或现有患者债务人的新的医疗保健交易。 响应于新的识别数据,折扣自动地应用于贡献用户的费用。

    Imaging system with independent processing of visible an infrared light
energy
    4.
    发明授权
    Imaging system with independent processing of visible an infrared light energy 失效
    成像系统具有独立处理可见的红外光能量

    公开(公告)号:US5910816A

    公开(公告)日:1999-06-08

    申请号:US663015

    申请日:1996-06-07

    摘要: In order to protect body members adjacent an invasive procedure on a body, the member to be protected is illuminated preferably with infrared light energy and the entire site of the invasive procedure is viewed through an optical system that conducts both infrared and visible light energy to one or more video cameras. Various structures may be employed to separate the visible and infrared light energies so that the signals representing such light energies may be processed separately and differently if desired and then recombined for display or separately displayed on a video color monitor.

    摘要翻译: 为了保护与身体上的侵入性过程相邻的身体构件,优选地用红外光能量照射被保护的构件,并且通过将红外线和可见光能量传导到一个的光学系统来观察侵入性过程的整个部位 或更多的摄像机。 可以采用各种结构来分离可见光和红外光能,使得表示这种光能的信号可以如果需要分开地和不同地进行处理,然后重新组合以供显示或分开地显示在视频彩色监视器上。

    Detection of anatomic passages using infrared emitting catheter
    5.
    发明授权
    Detection of anatomic passages using infrared emitting catheter 失效
    使用红外发射导管检测解剖通道

    公开(公告)号:US5423321A

    公开(公告)日:1995-06-13

    申请号:US190516

    申请日:1994-02-02

    申请人: Mark G. Fontenot

    发明人: Mark G. Fontenot

    摘要: A method and apparatus is provided for reducing the danger of cutting into a passage or organ of the body during a surgical procedure by inserting a catheter into the passage or organ, the catheter having interiorly thereof an infrared radiator and employing an infrared detection system that produces a detectable signal indicative of the proximity of an infrared probe to the passage or organ the proximity of the probe to the passage or organ being a function of the approach of the surgical procedure to the passage or organ. The position of the infrared source and the probe may be reversed. Further a system for viewing the sight of the procedure and displaying the body into which the catheter is inserted is provided.

    摘要翻译: 提供了一种方法和装置,用于通过将导管插入通道或器官来减少在外科手术过程中切入身体的通道或器官的危险,导管内部具有红外辐射器,并且采用产生 指示红外探针与通道或器官接近的可检测信号,探针与通道或器官的接近程度是手术过程对通道或器官的作用的函数。 红外源和探头的位置可以相反。 还提供了一种用于观察过程的视觉并显示其中插入导管的身体的系统。

    Localized heat transfer device
    6.
    发明授权
    Localized heat transfer device 失效
    局部传热装置

    公开(公告)号:US5344436A

    公开(公告)日:1994-09-06

    申请号:US852431

    申请日:1992-03-16

    IPC分类号: A61F7/00 A61F7/02

    摘要: The invention provides systems for topically heating or cooling an animal or human body, and more particularly concerns a modular system in which a heating or cooling liquid is circulated in a hermetically sealed flow path between a heating or cooling device and a heating or cooling pad. In a preferred embodiment, the flow path includes a cassette which is reversibly engageable with a pump and a heating or cooling unit located in a housing.

    摘要翻译: 本发明提供了用于局部加热或冷却动物或人体的系统,更具体地涉及一种模块化系统,其中加热或冷却液体在加热或冷却装置与加热或冷却垫之间的气密密封流动路径中循环。 在优选实施例中,流动路径包括可与泵和位于壳体中的加热或冷却单元可逆地接合的盒。

    Localized heat transfer device
    7.
    发明授权
    Localized heat transfer device 失效
    本地化传热装置

    公开(公告)号:US5174285A

    公开(公告)日:1992-12-29

    申请号:US462495

    申请日:1990-01-08

    申请人: Mark G. Fontenot

    发明人: Mark G. Fontenot

    IPC分类号: A61F7/00 A61F7/02

    摘要: The invention provides systems for topically heating or cooling an animal or human body, and more particularly concerns a modular system in which a heating or cooling liquid is circulated in a hermetically sealed flow path between a heating or cooling device and a heating or cooling pad. In a preferred embodiment, the flow path includes a cassette which is reversibly engageable with a pump and a heating or cooling unit located in a housing.

    摘要翻译: 本发明提供了用于局部加热或冷却动物或人体的系统,更具体地涉及一种模块化系统,其中加热或冷却液体在加热或冷却装置与加热或冷却垫之间的气密密封流动路径中循环。 在优选实施例中,流动路径包括可与泵和位于壳体中的加热或冷却单元可逆地接合的盒。

    Electronic System for Financing Healthcare Treatment

    公开(公告)号:US20190355052A1

    公开(公告)日:2019-11-21

    申请号:US16359162

    申请日:2019-03-20

    申请人: Mark G. FONTENOT

    发明人: Mark G. FONTENOT

    IPC分类号: G06Q40/00 G06Q10/10 G06Q40/02

    摘要: Systems and methods for financing healthcare treatment are described that include a web-based electronic infrastructure that automatically retrieves patient data from a patient management system of a service provider. A credit application is generated by automatically populating a credit application form of the patient financing system using the patient data. Custom credit applications are generated by mapping the credit application to the custom credit applications, with each custom credit application corresponding to one of a number of credit providers. The custom credit applications are electronically submitted to the credit providers. Electronic credit decisions are received from the credit providers in response to submission of the custom credit applications. A decision on a selected credit provider is received and, in response, an electronic acceptance form is generated and submitted to the selected credit provider. Notification of the decision is sent to the credit providers not selected.