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US 2026/0141798 A1Published application
Wireless patient monitoring compliance system
AssigneeInvisalert Solutions, Inc.
InventorsPeter A. NAGY, Detlev ANSINN
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Abstract
Methods and apparatuses (e.g., systems, devices, etc.) for close proximity monitoring of subjects, including in particular at-risk psychiatric subjects.
Claims20
A method of close-proximity monitoring between subjects, the method comprising:
- receiving a signal from a first subject-worn beacon that is secured to a first subject in a tamper-resistant manner, wherein the signal from the first subject-worn beacon comprises a unique identifier specific to the first subject-worn beacon and movement data associated with the first subject-worn beacon;
- receiving signals from a second subject-worn beacon that is secured to a second subject in a tamper-resistant manner, wherein the signal from the second subject-worn beacon comprises a unique identifier specific to the second subject-worn beacon and movement data associated with the second subject-worn beacon;
- comparing the movement data associated with the first subject-worn beacon with the movement data associated with the second subject-worn beacon;
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- triggering an alert if the movement data associated with the first subject-worn beacon and the movement data associated with the second subject-worn beacon are coordinated in time.
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A method of close-proximity monitoring of a subject, the method comprising:
- logging in a first observer for monitoring of a subject, wherein the monitoring includes:
- receiving a signal from a subject-worn beacon;
- determining a proximity between the subject and the first observer from the signal;
- prompting the first observer to record a subject observation;
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- emitting one or more alerts when one or more of:
- the first observer is further than a predetermined range from the subject;
- and the first observer does not record a subject observation within a predetermined observation time.
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