Plaintiffs: My Health
and University of Rochester
Defendant: Cardiocom
A case (2:13-cv-00136) was filed
in Texas Eastern District Court by My Health against Cardiocom on Feb 15th
for patent infringement. My Health, Inc. operates as a health services
solutions company that connects hospitals, care management organizations, etc.
for the purpose of scheduling and booking healthcare appointments on behalf of
individuals. Cardiocom, LLC designs, develops, manufactures and markets
telehealth devices for heart failure, diabetes mellitus, obesity, hypertension,
asthma and various chronic conditions.
The patent US6612985
(Method and System for Monitoring and
Treating a Patient) involved in this suit is currently assigned[i] to University
of Rochester (source: Maxval’s Assignment
Database). My Health is the exclusive licensee of the patent which
was granted on August 01, 2008. This invention relates to a method and system for monitoring and treating a patient
who has one or more diagnosed conditions and is located at a remote location
from a treatment processing system.
The
complaint alleges that defendant manufactures telehealth software and patient
monitoring device including Commander Flex and Omnivisor (Accused Products),
which infringe the claims of the '985 patent. Commander Flex, remote patient
monitoring device that connects patients using wireless and cellular technology
and Omnivisor, an enterprise software management suite that provides
intervention algorithms and evidence based care coordination processes.
The plaintiffs have filed other infringement suits (2:13-cv-00137, 2:13-cv-00138, 2:13-cv-00139 and 2:13-cv-00140) on the same day asserting the same
patent. If you are interested in knowing more
about the cases, please contact us.
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