Team-Based Tele-Diagnostics Blockchain-Enabled System

Granted as US11769573, US12658290. 2 filings on record with the USPTO.

Status: Granted
Priority application: 16161846
Earliest filing: Oct 16, 2018
Assignee of record: Netspective Communications LLC
Inventors: Shahid N. Shah
Last USPTO event: Jun 16, 2026

Abstract

A computer-controlled diagnostic network system. The system includes diagnostic devices and diagnostician devices located at different locations in a distributed secured network. The system includes a computer-controlled central blockchain server for storing and processing details obtained from the diagnostic devices and the diagnostician devices. The computer-controlled central blockchain server is communicatively coupled to a data extraction device for retrieving a plurality of computer-executable files stored at discrete distributed locations associated with one or more users of the distributed secured network. The computer-controlled central blockchain server is communicatively coupled to a blockchain device to process blockchain tasks through blockchain-enabled and computer-controlled software and hardware tools. The computer-controlled central blockchain server is located at a location remote from the locations of the diagnostic devices and the diagnostician devices.

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First claim

1. A computer-controlled diagnostic network system for facilitating integrated remote-based diagnostics, said system comprising: a first diagnostic device located at a first location in a distributed secured network and is associated with a first diagnostic center, wherein the first diagnostic device generate at least one computer-executable file comprising diagnostic data in a first format, and wherein the first diagnostic device is at least one of electronic stethoscopes, sphygmomanometers, ophthalmoscopes, otoscopes, electrocardiographs, thermometers, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) devices, ultrasound devices, CT scan machines, laboratory equipment, devices for self-testing, in vitro diagnostic medical devices, X-ray equipment, and screening devices;

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US11769573

Application 16161846

Team-Based Tele-Diagnostics Blockchain-Enabled System

Filed: Oct 16, 2018
Published: Feb 14, 2019
Granted: Sep 26, 2023
USPTO status: Patented Case (Sep 6, 2023)
Examiner: COVINGTON, AMANDA R, art unit 3686

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US12658290

Application 18232314

Team-Based Tele-Diagnostics Blockchain-Enabled System

Filed: Aug 9, 2023
Published: Jan 4, 2024
Granted: Jun 16, 2026
USPTO status: Patented Case (Jun 3, 2026)
Examiner: COVINGTON, AMANDA R, art unit 3686
Continuation of: 16161846

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Classifications

G16H 10/60 · G16H 40/67 · G16H 50/20 · G06F 16/27 · G06F 16/1824 · H04L 9/50 · H04L 9/0643 · H04L 9/3236 · H04L 9/3297 · H04L2209/00

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