98 results about "Care giver" patented technology

The present disclosure relates to absorbent articles having a first belt and a second belt with one or more frangible pathways. A frangible pathway may extend between a proximal terminus on an inner edge of a belt and a distal terminus on an outer edge of the belt. A grip region comprising an accessibility opening may be positioned between the inner and outer edges of the belt. The frangible pathway may comprise a first tear zone and a second tear zone extending from the accessibility opening to the distal terminus and to the proximal terminus. Such frangible pathway configurations provide a feature that allows a belt of a diaper pant to be relatively easily torn along the frangible pathway when removing the diaper pant from a wearer. The frangible pathway may be configured to allow a caregiver to initiate and / or completely tear the first belt with one hand.

This article is a transfer aid made substantially of hard plastic (e.g., ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene) and used to transfer a person (patient) from a bed or the like to a wheelchair (or seat), or vice versa. The transfer aid (10) comprises a floor plate body (11) having a longitudinal length of approximately 400 to 1000 mm and a thickness of approximately 4 to 10 mm. A buttocks interference prevention part (12) is provided in the center of one side of the floor plate body (11), and under-buttocks insertion parts (13) are provided on both ends. The buttocks interference prevention part (12) has a through-hole and a handle (12a), and is configured to be bendable via a recess (12b) between it and the floor plate body (11). In addition, notches (14) are formed between the main body (11) of the floor plate and both sides of the buttock interference prevention section (12) to the under-buttock insertion section (13), making it easier for the caregiver to hold the item and insert it under the buttocks of the person being transferred. Furthermore, hook holes (15) are provided on both ends of the main body (11) at positions on the center of gravity, improving convenience for storage and portability. A non-slip plate (16) can be provided on the back of the main body (11), thereby increasing stability during use. Reference rear view 1, showing the state in use, shows the main body (11) with two non-slip plates (16) attached, while reference rear view 2, showing the state in use, shows the main body (11) with one non-slip plate (16) attached. The reference perspective view and the reference front view show the buttock interference prevention portion (12) folded and flat with the floor plate body (11).

We provide the system. [Solution] A means of acquiring knowledge from elderly people as voice or text data using speech recognition technology, A method for analyzing the acquired data using natural language processing algorithms and classifying it into general themes, A means of storing classified data on a digital information storage medium and providing it to users as needed, A means of providing an interface for sharing knowledge about the elderly among caregivers, A system that includes this.

This innovative system enables efficient collaboration between caregivers and support robots, reducing the burden of caregiving tasks. [Solution] A care support robot system comprising: means for acquiring instructions from a caregiver via a voice input device; voice recognition means for converting acquired voice instructions into text data; natural language processing means for analyzing the content of the caregiver's instructions and identifying care tasks; task scheduling means for optimizing tasks and determining the execution order; instruction transmission means for transmitting the identified tasks to the support robot and causing it to execute; situation awareness means for monitoring the surrounding environment using sensors and adjusting its actions according to the situation; and anomaly detection means for sending feedback to the care support system and monitoring in real time.

An apparatus for transferring to a commode or other seat is provided. Through the use of a transfer board that is both easily moveable between a storage position and in use position and readily stabilized, a user may independently, or with the assistance of a caregiver, be able to access a commode or other seat from a bed or wheelchair that is powered or manual and that is with or without an elevating seat or other position.

Provide a system. 【Solution means】means for collecting and analyzing the status data of the care recipient; means for collecting and analyzing the status data of the care recipient; means for generating a care plan based on the status data; means for providing the care plan to the caregiver; means for providing the caregiver with information resources for guiding care techniques; means for evaluating the stress level of the caregiver and providing relaxation methods; means for providing a community function that enables information sharing with other caregivers; means for real-time monitoring of the health data of the care recipient using a smart device; means for notifying the generated care plan and displaying information based on the care history; A system including the above.

The system according to the embodiment aims to appropriately grasp the toilet timing of people with dementia or higher brain dysfunction, thereby reducing the burden on caregivers. [Solution] A system according to an embodiment includes a collection unit, an analysis unit, and a calling unit. The collection unit collects data on the subject using a motion sensor, a heart rate sensor, and a body temperature sensor. The analysis unit understands the subject's condition based on the data collected by the collection unit and predicts when the subject will need to go to the toilet. The calling unit uses a caregiver avatar to call out to the subject and guide them to the toilet based on the analysis results obtained by the analysis unit.

The invention provides a system for monitoring the health, behavior, and safety of horses using a wearable device and an AI-enabled camera. The wearable device, affixed to the horse's pastern, measures physiological and motion data through multi-modal sensors, while the AI camera captures high-resolution facial images to assess mood states such as stress, happiness, discomfort, and pain. Data is processed locally with artificial intelligence algorithms and transmitted via WiFi, LoRa, GSM, or Bluetooth to a cloud-based platform. The platform provides real-time alerts, tracks historical trends, and enables data sharing among caregivers, veterinarians, and researchers. The system includes geofencing for safety, redundant communication protocols for reliability, and modular designs for adaptability across environments. By integrating physical, mental, and environmental monitoring, the invention delivers actionable insights to support proactive care, ensuring the health, safety, and welfare of horses.

The utility model belongs to the technical field of warm compress tools, and particularly relates to a pain department warm compress tool which comprises a warm compress assembly, the warm compress assembly comprises a heating column and an elastic sleeve, the outer side of the heating column is fixedly sleeved with the elastic sleeve, the inner side of the elastic sleeve is filled with liquid, the two ends of the elastic sleeve are fixedly connected with fixing lantern rings, and the fixing lantern rings are fixedly connected with the heating column. The fixing lantern ring is fixedly connected to the outer side of the end of the heating column in a sleeving mode, threaded grooves are symmetrically formed in the side walls of the two ends of the heating column, a first connecting cylinder is arranged on one side of the heating column and comprises a positioning cylinder and a rotating ring, a first positioning belt is connected to the rotating ring in a sleeving mode, and a second connecting cylinder is arranged on the other side of the heating column and comprises a second positioning belt. And the outer side of the second connecting cylinder is sleeved with a second positioning belt. During warm compress, a patient or a nurse does not need to manually hold the warm compress device, operation is convenient, meanwhile, warm compress tools do not need to be frequently replaced, and convenience of warm compress operation is further improved.

Provided herein is an engagement and care support platform (“ECSP”) computer system including at least one processor in communication with at least one memory device for facilitating senior user engagement. The processor is programmed to: (i) register a user through an application, (ii) register a caregiver associated with the user through the application, (iii) generate a senior profile based upon user personal and scheduling data, (iv) build a daily interactive user interface that reflects the senior profile, (v) display the daily interactive user interface at a first client device associated with the user, (vi) cause the first client device to initiate a daily interaction prompt to the user, (vii) determine whether any user interaction was received in response to the daily interaction prompt, and (viii) transmit a daily update message to a second client device associated with the caregiver, including an indication of whether any user interaction was received.

This utility model discloses an anti-slip mattress, including a palm fiber mat. Multiple silicone particles are evenly fixed to the bottom of the palm fiber mat. An anti-slip cloth is laid on top of the palm fiber mat, and a latex mattress is placed on the anti-slip cloth. Several wavy grooves are evenly spaced longitudinally on the top of the latex mattress. Positioning mechanisms are fixedly installed on both sides and the front of the palm fiber mat. Each positioning mechanism includes a positioning band, which is fixedly installed on the upper outer wall of the palm fiber mat. Several first sub-buckles are fixedly installed on one side of the top of the positioning band, with the first sub-buckles positioned close to the palm fiber mat. A female buckle is fixedly installed on the other side of the top of the positioning band. The female buckle and the first sub-buckles are locked together. This utility model solves the problem that existing nursing beds often experience mattresses and mattresses slipping during use, which not only affects patient comfort but also adds extra workload for caregivers.

This utility model relates to the field of watch accessory technology, specifically a novel anti-lost wristwatch, comprising a watch body and two wristbands. The ends of the two wristbands are connected to a locking assembly, which includes a first lock and a second lock. An insert is fixedly installed on the inner surface of the first lock, and a pre-drilled groove is formed on the inner surface of the second lock. A roller, a limiting ring, and a sleeve are installed inside the pre-drilled groove. Several reinforcing members are interlaced inside the wristbands. Elastic bands are connected to the tops of both wristbands, and a metal braided strap is fitted over the elastic bands. This novel anti-lost wristwatch connects the first and second locks by inserting the insert into the sleeve. Rotating the roller causes the limiting ring to rotate, causing the sleeve to rotate and misalign with the groove, preventing the insert from being pulled out. This achieves a combination lock connection between the first and second locks, preventing patients from removing the watch themselves and reducing the difficulty for caregivers to remove the watch.

Provided herein is an engagement and care support platform (“ECSP”) computer system including at least one processor in communication with at least one memory device for facilitating senior user engagement. The processor is programmed to: (i) register a user through an application, (ii) register a caregiver associated with the user through the application, (iii) generate a senior profile based upon user personal and scheduling data, (iv) build a daily interactive user interface that reflects the senior profile, (v) display the daily interactive user interface at a first client device associated with the user, (vi) cause the first client device to initiate a daily interaction prompt to the user, (vii) determine whether any user interaction was received in response to the daily interaction prompt, and (viii) transmit a daily update message to a second client device associated with the caregiver, including an indication of whether any user interaction was received.

To transfer a care-receiver from a bed to a nursing care transfer assist and then move the care-receiver to transfer him or her to a wheelchair in the nursing care transfer assist in which a care-giver transfers the care-receiver between the wheelchair and the bed.SOLUTION: A sling sheet is laid between a care-receiver and a bed, and the care-receiver is lifted up and down by the sling sheet to transfer the care-receiver to a wheelchair, a portable toilet, or the like by a care-giver by a nursing care transfer assist in which casters are provided on a horizontal support and its lower part, a vertical support is attached, the vertical support is assisted by a reinforcing horizontal support, and a lifting and lowering shaft support base is attached.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

We provide the system. [Solution] A receiving means for receiving user actions, An analysis means that analyzes the received motion data and identifies the classification and content of the motion, An estimation means for estimating the user's intent based on the analyzed behavior, A generation means for generating a natural language response based on an estimated intention, A means of providing the generated response to the user or other party, A means to communicate specific intentions to caregivers using user actions, and to provide additional functions to support communication. A system that includes this.

A garment is described herein, where the garment may be worn by a caregiver of an infant and is constructed to cover the caregiver and his or her clothing from reflux from the infant. The garment comprises a single rectangular layer of fabric and a strap having an upper end and a lower end, wherein the upper end is attached to the upper attachment point on a right edge of the fabric, and the lower end is attached to a lower attachment point on the right edge of the fabric, wherein the strap is located off-center on the right edge of the fabric, closer to an upper edge of the fabric than to a lower edge of the fabric, and is configured to be placed over the head of the wearer.

The utility model belongs to the technical field of maternal and infant nursing, particularly relates to an infant bathing device for maternal and infant nursing, and aims to solve the problems that when an existing device is used, the height of a stool can be adjusted according to the height and the body shape of an infant, but along with the growth of the infant, some infants who learn to walk cannot sit in a sitting posture for bathing, and the infant is inconvenient to use. In order to solve the problems that in the prior art, when an infant takes a bath in a standing posture, the infant can choose to take a bath in the standing posture, and when the infant takes the bath in the standing posture, the infant can not be supported, the following scheme is provided: the infant bath frame comprises a bath frame, and the bottom of the bath frame is fixedly connected with a plurality of supporting legs. When the infant bathing device is used, the comfort degree and safety during use are improved, convenience and parent-child interactivity are enhanced, a safe, comfortable and interesting bathing environment is provided for infants through personalized adjustment and convenient design, and meanwhile the burden of nursing staff is relieved.

Technologies for efficiently producing documentation from voice data in a healthcare facility may include a compute device. The compute device may include circuitry configured to obtain, from a caregiver and in response to a determination that the caregiver is located in a room with a patient in a healthcare facility, voice data indicative of spoken information pertaining to the patient. The circuitry may be additionally configured to produce, from the obtained voice data, textual data indicative of the spoken information. Further, the circuitry may be configured to provide the textual data to another device for storage or presentation.

The present invention provides an excretion processing device and clothing that, even in situations where caregivers have difficulty assisting with excretion, prevent the scattering of excrement while worn by the person requiring care, and are less likely to shift position due to the person's movements. [Solution] The adult diaper comprises an adult diaper, a first inner pad placed inside the adult diaper, a second inner pad placed inside the first inner pad, and a urine discharge section for discharging the urine of the person requiring care. The urine discharge section includes a urine cup for receiving the urine of the person requiring care, and a tube connected below the urine cup for discharging the urine to the outside of the adult diaper. Through holes are formed in the center of the adult diaper, the first inner pad, and the second inner pad through which the tube is inserted. When the tube is inserted through each through hole, the urine is discharged to the outside of the adult diaper. The second inner pad is an excretion processing device positioned with the end opposite to the side where the urine cup is placed folded in an accordion shape when in use, and is a garment worn on the upper body of the person requiring care to prevent displacement of the excretion processing device.

A removable cover system for a baby onesie. The invention comprises a base onesie and a cover that is detachably secured to the base onesie by attachment means such as snaps, Velcro, buttons, or equivalent fasteners. The cover may be removed independently of the base onesie, allowing the baby to remain clothed while the soiled cover is replaced or cleaned. The invention may be manufactured as a set including a base onesie and one or more covers, or the cover may be adapted to attach to existing onesies or other garments. This arrangement reduces the need to fully change the baby when spills or messes occur, thereby improving convenience and hygiene for caregivers.

A non-invasive cognitive device is disclosed, which produces an electrical stimulation which mimics the strength of energy produced in the brain. The non-invasive cognitive device comprises a small electromagnetic disc and monitoring system that transmits signals to the brain. The disc is attached to an anchor and positioned behind a user's right ear. The disc, which is paired to a monitoring system, sends electromagnetic signals with music directly to a user's brain. Nurses or caregivers can monitor which music positively or negatively affects the user's state of mind. Specifically, users transmit electrical stimulation and music to the right temporal lobe which is then communicated to the left temporal lobe. This is then transmitted to the medulla oblongata to ease or calm down the uncontrolled behavior associated with dementia, depression, Alzheimer's, anxiety, etc.

A system is provided.SOLUTION: A system comprising: means for generating a personalized nursing care plan based on an analysis result; means for notifying a dedicated app of the generated nursing care plan; means for managing a progress of the nursing care plan through the dedicated app; and means for adjusting the nursing care plan based on feedback. A system comprising: means for generating a personalized nursing care plan based on an analysis result; means for executing a generative AI model; and means for executing a feedback model.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

FIELD: restorative medicine.SUBSTANCE: used to teach people with tetraplegia how to put on and take off socks independently. In a patient with tetraplegia, the range of motion of the upper body is determined within 5–15°, the presence of a hook grip with one finger of the hand. To perform the exercises, socks are used, on the sides of which two loops or two rings are attached to the top of each sock, or two holes are made for hooking with the fingers. Moreover, if the disabled person has the ability to perform movements of the upper body within 5°, then they are used to put on and take off socks with loops or rings. If a disabled person is unable to insert fingers into soft loops, metal rings with a diameter of 3 cm, made of an iron-nickel alloy, coated on the inside with polymorphus thermoplastic, are used. If the disabled person has the ability to perform bends from a sitting position within 6–15° and returning to the starting position without using the hands or with one hand, then holes with a diameter of 3 cm are made on the sides of the toe. Next, a course of 15 individual training sessions is carried out by an occupational therapist for 40 minutes daily in the morning in the presence of a caregiver, with 3-minute breaks every 10 minutes for the disabled person to rest. In the first 6 sessions, the disabled person learns to put on a sock on one foot, alternating feet every day. From the 7th session, the lesson includes training in putting on and taking off socks for 20 minutes on each foot. From the first day of classes, the disabled person and the caregiver practice putting on and taking off socks from each foot once in the evening. On weekends, put on and take off a sock from each foot twice a day, morning and evening. During independent exercises, the disabled person sits, and the caregiver places the shin of the leg on which the sock will be placed across the thigh of the other leg. The disabled person bends his body within 5–15° and throws the sock over the toes. Then, straightening up and leaning the torso back, the disabled person pulls the sock onto the forefoot. In this case, the disabled person leans back and turns the body in the same direction as the leg being put on, and pulls the sock onto the heel. Next, tilting the body to the side of the leg being put on, the disabled person pulls the top of the sock onto the shin. The caregiver lowers the disabled person's shin to the floor; to remove the sock, use a hook grip with the thumb of the hand opposite the leg. The disabled person grasps the loop, or ring, or hole on the inside of the sock and moves the toe down and toward the front of the foot, bending and turning the torso forward and to the side opposite the leg being undressed within 5–15°.EFFECT: social and everyday adaptation of disabled people with tetraplegia.1 cl, 4 dwg, 3 ex

To provide a washable portable bed that can reduce the burden on caregivers in hygienic waste management for patients. [Solution] The system includes a chair 110, a drain tank 120 mounted on a drain tank mounting frame 112, a toilet seat 130 rotatably connected to the rear side of the toilet seat frame 111 and mounted on the toilet seat frame 111, a bidet nozzle 140 positioned on the rear side of the toilet seat frame 111 and protruding inward from the toilet seat 130, a water tank 150 positioned at the bottom of the chair 110 so as to be located below the drain tank 120, a washing water supply unit 160 including a pump 161 connected to the water tank 150 and a water supply hose 162 connected from the pump 161 to the bidet nozzle 140, a controller 170 mounted on one side of the chair 110 and electrically connected to the pump 161, and a washing water supply adjustment knob switch 190 mounted on the armrest 115 of the chair 110 and adjusting the strength of the water supplied through the pump 161.

Aspects of the present disclosure provide systems, methods, and patient monitoring devices that may be utilized to overcome technical limitations associated with conventional nurse call devices. According to an aspect, a patient monitoring device includes one or more of: a microphone, a speaker, a sensor array that includes a radar sensor for detecting one or more of a physiological condition and a movement of a patient, a wireless interface, a processor, and memory. According to an aspect, the memory stores executable instructions which, when executed, upon detection of a sound with the microphone, transmit, via the wireless interface, a signal associated with the sound to a server to process the signal with a voice recognition algorithm. The server is configured to provide a communication to notify a caregiver assigned to the patient when an output from the voice recognition algorithm is determinative of the sound requiring the caregiver to interact with the patient.

Provided herein is a care coordination support platform (“CCSP”) computer system including a in communication with a memory device for coordinating care. The processor is programmed to: (i) register a user through an application, (ii) register a caregiver through the application, (iii) receive input from the user or the caregiver defining an event of the user, (iv) assign the event to a caregiver based upon personal and scheduling data of the caregivers, (v) create a care schedule of the user, (vi) display the care schedule to the caregiver, (vii) receive a question regarding the from the user or the caregiver, (viii) convert the question into a query, (ix) run the query against an event database, and (x) transmit a response to the question to the processor.

In the field of fecal care, we provide a fecal care device that reduces the workload for elderly caregivers and helpers, while also thoroughly cleaning deep into the anus. [Solution] This is a fecal care device that uses a band to lift the waist of the person being cared for, and consists of a bent pipe frame 1, a pulley box 2, and a rope, with a pin to stop the rope at an appropriate position. The more pulleys there are, the greater the reduction in force required. This reduces the workload for elderly caregivers and helpers, freeing the person being cared for from the discomfort of soiling themselves, and the lifting is done slowly and stopped at an appropriate position.

High-accuracy locating systems and methods are used for determining successful caregiver rounding, monitoring whether housekeepers have properly cleaned patient beds, or determining whether patients have ambulated sufficient distances during recovery. Patient beds having at least two locating tags are used for establishing patient care zones around the patient beds. Locating anchors and equipment tags are moved around a patient room to determine optimum locating anchor placement within the patient room based on signal quality values. A locating tag on a patient bed switches roles to operate as a locating anchor in response to the patient bed becoming stationary. A locating tag has a digital compass which is used to determine a field of good ranging relative to a front of a caregiver wearing the locating tag.

This system provides support to help users without specialized knowledge of nurse call system paging devices recover from malfunctions. [Solution] When the maintenance terminal 2 receives an abnormality detection notification for any of the call devices 91 from the main unit 8 of the nurse call system 7, it displays the device ID of the call device 91 and the details of the abnormality (no response, delayed response, error message, etc.) included in the abnormality detection notification, and prompts the maintenance manager to select a recovery procedure for the call device in which the abnormality was detected from among several recovery procedures that are stored in advance. The maintenance terminal 2 then transmits the selected recovery procedure, along with the abnormality detection notification, to the support terminal 3 installed in the waiting area (nurse center, etc.) of the users (doctors, nurses, caregivers, etc.) who use the nurse call system 7. In response, the support terminal 3 displays the device ID of the call device 91 and the details of the abnormality included in the abnormality detection notification, along with the recovery procedure.

We provide gloves with a zipper that make it easy to put on and take off five-finger gloves. [Solution] Open zipper 1 attached to the index finger side and zipper 2 attached to the little finger side of the five-finger glove all the way, fully extend the glove, and once the finger pockets are visible, insert your hand and make sure that your fingertips are securely in place, then close zippers 1 and 2. This reduces the time and effort required to put on and take off the gloves, and in particular, when assisting people with disabilities or paralysis, or their caregivers, to put on gloves, it reduces the effort of fumbling around to place each finger into the finger pocket, and allows for quick preparation.