US 9,955,885 B2Granted

System and method for physiological data processing and delivery

AssigneeBardy Diagnostics, Inc.

InventorsJason Felix, Ezra M. Dreisbach, Jon Mikalson Bishay, Corey Bailey Williamson, Gust H. Bardy

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Abstract

A system and method for secure physiological data processing and delivery are provided. A log of identifiers of physiological monitoring patches and of passwords is maintained in a secure database. Physiological monitoring data obtained using one of the patches is received by at least one server together with the identifier and the password associated with that patch. The received identifier and password are compared with the identifiers and passwords stored in the log. The received physiological monitoring data is stored in electronic medical records associated with the matching identifier. The password and the identifier associated with the physiological monitoring data are received from a user device over the data communications network. The received password and identifier are compared to the password and the identifier associated with the electrical medical records. The electronic medical records are provided by to the user device over the data communication network based on the comparison.

Claims20

Dependent claims

A system for secure physiological data processing and delivery, comprising:

a secure database operable to maintain a log of identifiers of physiological monitoring patches and of passwords, each of the passwords associated with one of the identifiers and the patch identified by the associated identifier, wherein each of the identifiers and the password associated with that identifier are loaded into the patch identified by that identifier and wherein the password is necessary to access physiological monitoring data obtained using the patch identified by that identifier;
at least one server interconnected to a data communications network and coupled to the database, the at least one server configured to:
receive the physiological monitoring data obtained using one of the patches together with the identifier and the password loaded into that patch;
compare the received identifier and password with the identifiers and passwords stored in the log;
upon the received identifier and password matching one of the stored identifiers and one of the stored passwords, store the received physiological monitoring data in electronic medical records associated with the matching identifier to associate the identifier, password, physiological monitoring data and electronic medical records together;
receive from a user device over the data communications network a user password and a user identifier;
compare the user password and the user identifier received from the user device to the password and the identifier associated with the electronic medical records in which the physiological monitoring data is stored;
and
provide to the user device the electronic medical records over the data communication network upon the user identifier matching the identifier associated with the electronic medical records in which the received physiological monitoring data is stored and the user password matching the password associated with the identifier associated with the electronic medical records in which the received physiological data is stored.

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A method for secure physiological data processing and delivery, comprising:

maintaining in a secure database a log of identifiers of physiological monitoring patches and of passwords, each of the passwords associated with one of the identifiers and the patch identified by the associated identifier, wherein each of the identifiers and the password associated with that identifier are loaded into the patch identified by that identifier and wherein the password is necessary to access physiological monitoring data obtained using the patch identified by that identifier;
receiving by at least one server, the at least one server interconnected to a data communications network and coupled to the database, the physiological monitoring data obtained using one of the patches together with the identifier and the password loaded into that patch;
comparing by the at least one server the received identifier and password with the identifiers and passwords stored in the log;
upon the received identifier and password matching one of the identifiers and one of the stored passwords, storing by the at least one server the received physiological monitoring data in electronic medical records associated with the matching identifier to associate the identifier, password, physiological monitoring data and electronic medical records together;
receiving by the at least one server from a user device over the data communications network a user password and a user identifier;
comparing by the at least one server the user password and the user identifier received from the user device to the password and the identifier associated with the electronic medical records in which the physiological monitoring data is stored;
and
providing by the at least one server to the user device the electronic medical records over the data communication network upon the user identifier matching the identifier associated with the electronic medical records in which the received physiological monitoring data is stored and the user password matching the password associated with the identifier associated with the electronic medical records in which the received physiological data is stored.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Facts

Application: 15/472,183Filed 28 Mar 2017 · continuation
Priority: 25 Sep 2013
Published: US 2017/0196472 A113 Jul 2017
Granted: 1 May 2018
Term ends: Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

Classification26 codes

A61B 5/333
Heart-related electrical modalities, e.g. electrocardiography [ECG]: recording apparatus specially adapted therefor
A61B 5/0006
Characterised by the type of physiological signal transmitted: eCG or EEG signals
A61B 5/0022
Characterised by features of the telemetry system: monitoring a patient using a global network, e.g. telephone networks, internet
A61B 5/282
For electrocardiography [ECG]: holders for multiple electrodes

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