Paul Melvyn Zeltzer

7627534, Dec 1, 2009

Jun 12, 2006

11/450321

Mark C. Donovan - New York NY, US
Paul M. Zeltzer - Encino CA, US
Richard Kletter - Venice CA, US
Jed Stafford - Seattle WA, US
David M. Feinleib - Palo Alto CA, US
Geoffrey Deitz - Studio City CA, US
Scott Kramer, legal representative - Studio City CA, US

GoMed LLC - Brooklyn NY

G06F 17/60

705 74, 705 72, 705 51

A system and method for storing personal, medical, and insurance related information on a wireless device are disclosed. The information may be stored by sending it from a remote personal computer to a central database using the Internet. The information may be stored on the central database. The information may be accessed on the wireless device (e. g. on a display) or sent from the wireless device or a central database to remote locations, such as a doctor's office or hospital.

20030182232, Sep 25, 2003

Mar 19, 2002

10/100028

Paul Zeltzer - Encino CA, US
Richard Kletter - Venice CA, US
Mark Donovan - Los Angeles CA, US
Jed Stafford - Seattle WA, US
David Feinleib - Kirkland WA, US
Geoffrey Deitz - Santa Monica CA, US
Scott Kramer - Studio City CA, US

G06F017/60

705/051000

A system and method for storing personal, medical, and insurance related information on a wireless device are disclosed. The information may be stored by sending it from a remote personal computer to a central database using the Internet. The information may be temporarily stored on the central database and password protected. The information is thereafter downloaded from the central database to the wireless device, where it is permanently stored. The information then may be deleted from the central database so that it is secured on the wireless device. All or portions of the information stored on the wireless device may be password protected as well. The information may be accessed on the wireless device (e.g. on a display) or sent from the wireless device to remote locations, such as a doctor's office or hospital.

20100160865, Jun 24, 2010

Sep 15, 2009

12/560140

Paul M. Zeltzer - Encino CA, US
Lloyd Fischel - Haiku HI, US

ClearView Patient Safety Technologies, LLC - Haiku HI

A61M 5/178
A61M 5/32

60416412, 604272

A device for drawing spinal fluid from a body part or injecting medication into the body part is disclosed. The device may include one or more measurement features (markings) that indicate the subcutaneous depth of the device as well as confirm placement and orientation of the spinal fluid withdrawing or medication injecting end of the device in the body part. The device may include a trocar and a cannula having a patient end, a non-patient end, an outer surface, and a central passage adapted to receive said trocar. One or more windows may be provided in or on the cannula, said windows extending from the outer surface of the cannula to the central passage. The windows may be spaced from the patient end of the cannula and from each other along a specific longitudinal axis of the cannula by a predetermined distance, such as 10 millimeters. Means for venting air from the cannula central passage and/or transparent/translucent material may be disposed in said windows.

20100174750, Jul 8, 2010

Nov 25, 2009

12/626200

Mark C. Donovan - New York NY, US
Paul M. Zeltzer - Encino CA, US
Richard Kletter - Venice CA, US
Jed Stafford - , US
David M. Feinleib - Palo Alto CA, US
Geoffrey Deitz - Studio City CA, US
Scott Kramer - Studio City CA, US

G06F 15/16
G06F 17/30

707781, 709219, 707802, 707E17044, 726 7

A system and method for storing personal, medical, and insurance related information on a wireless device are disclosed. The information may be stored by sending it from a remote personal computer to a central database using the Internet. The information may be stored on the central database. The information may be accessed on the wireless device (e.g. on a display) or sent from the wireless device or a central database to remote locations, such as a doctor's office or hospital.

20220211410, Jul 7, 2022

Mar 22, 2022

17/700674

Paul Zeltzer - Encino CA, US
Lloyd Fischel - Haiku HI, US

A61B 17/34

A device for drawing spinal fluid from a body part or injecting medication into the body part is disclosed. The device may include one or more measurement features (markings) that indicate the subcutaneous depth of the device as well as confirm placement and orientation of the spinal fluid withdrawing or medication injecting end of the device in the body part. The device may include a trocar and a cannula having a patient end, a non-patient end, an outer surface, and a central passage adapted to receive said trocar. One or more windows may be provided in or on the cannula, said windows extending from the outer surface of the cannula to the central passage. The windows may be spaced from the patient end of the cannula and from each other along a specific longitudinal axis of the cannula by a predetermined distance, such as 10 millimeters.

20190254698, Aug 22, 2019

May 7, 2019

16/405260

Paul Zeltzer - Encino CA, US
Lloyd Fischel - Haiku HI, US

A61B 17/34

A device for drawing spinal fluid from a body part or injecting medication into the body part is disclosed. The device may include one or more measurement features (markings) that indicate the subcutaneous depth of the device as well as confirm placement and orientation of the spinal fluid withdrawing or medication injecting end of the device in the body part. The device may include a trocar and a cannula having a patient end, a non-patient end, an outer surface, and a central passage adapted to receive said trocar. One or more windows may be provided in or on the cannula, said windows extending from the outer surface of the cannula to the central passage. The windows may be spaced from the patient end of the cannula and from each other along a specific longitudinal axis of the cannula by a predetermined distance, such as 10 millimeters. Means for venting air from the cannula central passage and/or transparent/translucent material may be disposed in said windows.