Haig C Didizian from 565 Timber Ln, Devon, PA 19333, age 43, Phone: 610-647-4729

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Methods And Systems For Managing Distributed Digital Medical Data
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US Patent:

7523505, Apr 21, 2009
Filed:

Aug 16, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/222056
Inventors:

Elliot D. Menschik - Morris Plains NJ, US
Christopher R. Corio - Seattle WA, US
Wayne F. Davis - Ocean City NJ, US
Haig C. Didizian - Malvern PA, US
Assignee:

HX Technologies, Inc. - Morris Plains NJ
International Classification:

H04L 9/00
US Classification:

726 26, 705 3
Abstract:

A network for mediating the peer-to-peer transfer of digital patient medical data includes a plurality of distributed agents each associated with a health care provider and connected to a central system. Periodically the agents collect local information relating to patient medical files and/or data streams, for example diagnostic images and associated reports, and process that information into metadata files acting as pointers to the original files. The metadata files are transmitted to the central system where they are parsed and the attributes are stored on the central system in patient records with records from the same patient grouped together whenever possible. Registered users can search the central system, even in the absence of a unique identifier, to identify patient records pointing to the remote patient medical files. Upon finding a patient medical file, the invention provides a streamlined process for communicating access authorization from the patient to the hospital or facility storing the medical files. Once patient authorization is received, secure processes are provided for transferring the data in its entirety to or for viewing by the user in a peer-to-peer fashion.

Methods And Systems For Managing Distributed Digital Medical Data
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US Patent:

8543421, Sep 24, 2013
Filed:

Jan 14, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/006723
Inventors:

Elliot D. Menschik - Morris Plains NJ, US
Christopher R. Corio - Seattle WA, US
Wayne F. Davis - Ocean City NJ, US
Haig C. Didizian - Penn Valley PA, US
Assignee:

MEDecision, Inc. - Wayne PA
International Classification:

G06Q 50/00
G06F 7/00
US Classification:

705 3, 707 4, 726 26
Abstract:

A network for mediating the peer-to-peer transfer of digital patient medical data includes a plurality of distributed agents each associated with a health care provider and connected to a central system. Periodically the agents collect local information relating to patient medical files and/or data streams, for example diagnostic images and associated reports, and process that information into metadata files acting as pointers to the original files. The metadata files are transmitted to the central system where they are parsed and the attributes are stored on the central system in patient records with records from the same patient grouped together whenever possible. Registered users can search the central system, even in the absence of a unique identifier, to identify patient records pointing to the remote patient medical files. Upon finding a patient medical file, the invention provides a streamlined process for communicating access authorization from the patient to the hospital or facility storing the medical files. Once patient authorization is received, secure processes are provided for transferring the data in its entirety to or for viewing by the user in a peer-to-peer fashion.

Methods And Systems For Managing Distributed Digital Medical Data
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US Patent:

8612259, Dec 17, 2013
Filed:

Jan 14, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/006584
Inventors:

Elliot D. Menschik - Morris Plains NJ, US
Christopher R. Corio - Seattle WA, US
Wayne F. Davis - Ocean City NJ, US
Haig C. Didizian - Penn Valley PA, US
Assignee:

MEDecision, Inc. - Wayne PA
International Classification:

G06Q 10/00
US Classification:

705 3, 705 2
Abstract:

A network for mediating the peer-to-peer transfer of digital patient medical data includes a plurality of distributed agents each associated with a health care provider and connected to a central system. Periodically the agents collect local information relating to patient medical files and/or data streams, for example diagnostic images and associated reports, and process that information into metadata files acting as pointers to the original files. The metadata files are transmitted to the central system where they are parsed and the attributes are stored on the central system in patient records with records from the same patient grouped together whenever possible. Registered users can search the central system, even in the absence of a unique identifier, to identify patient records pointing to the remote patient medical files. Upon finding a patient medical file, the invention provides a streamlined process for communicating access authorization from the patient to the hospital or facility storing the medical files. Once patient authorization is received, secure processes are provided for transferring the data in its entirety to or for viewing by the user in a peer-to-peer fashion.

Methods And Systems For Managing Distributed Digital Medical Data
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US Patent:

8615412, Dec 24, 2013
Filed:

Feb 27, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/395408
Inventors:

Elliot D. Menschik - Morris Plains NJ, US
Christopher R. Corio - Seattle WA, US
Wayne F. Davis - Ocean City NJ, US
Haig C. Didizian - Penn Valley PA, US
Assignee:

MEDecision, Inc. - Wayne PA
International Classification:

G06Q 50/00
G06F 7/00
US Classification:

705 3, 707 4, 726 26
Abstract:

A network for mediating the peer-to-peer transfer of digital patient medical data includes a plurality of distributed agents each associated with a health care provider and connected to a central system. Periodically the agents collect local information relating to patient medical files and/or data streams, for example diagnostic images and associated reports, and process that information into metadata files acting as pointers to the original files. The metadata files are transmitted to the central system where they are parsed and the attributes are stored on the central system in patient records with records from the same patient grouped together whenever possible. Registered users can search the central system, even in the absence of a unique identifier, to identify patient records pointing to the remote patient medical files. Upon finding a patient medical file, the invention provides a streamlined process for communicating access authorization from the patient to the hospital or facility storing the medical files. Once patient authorization is received, secure processes are provided for transferring the data in its entirety to or for viewing by the user in a peer-to-peer fashion.

Methods And Systems For Managing Patient Authorizations Relating To Digital Medical Data
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US Patent:

20050027995, Feb 3, 2005
Filed:

Aug 16, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/222720
Inventors:

Elliot Menschik - Morris Plains NJ, US
Christopher Corio - Seattle WA, US
Wayne Davis - Ocean City NJ, US
Haig Didizian - Malvern PA, US
International Classification:

H04L009/32
US Classification:

713193000
Abstract:

A network for mediating the peer-to-peer transfer of digital patient medical data includes a plurality of distributed agents each associated with a health care provider and connected to a central system. Periodically the agents collect local information relating to patient medical files and/or data streams, for example diagnostic images and associated reports, and process that information into metadata files acting as pointers to the original files. The metadata files are transmitted to the central system where they are parsed and the attributes are stored on the central system in patient records with records from the same patient grouped together whenever possible. Registered users can search the central system, even in the absence of a unique identifier, to identify patient records pointing to the remote patient medical files. Upon finding a patient medical file, the invention provides a streamlined process for communicating access authorization from the patient to the hospital or facility storing the medical files. Once patient authorization is received, secure processes are provided for transferring the data in its entirety to or for viewing by the user in a peer-to-peer fashion.

Kstore Data Analyzer
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US Patent:

20060101048, May 11, 2006
Filed:

Aug 26, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/212339
Inventors:

Jane Mazzagatti - Blue Bell PA, US
Jane Claar - Bethlehem PA, US
Tony Phan - Abington PA, US
Haig Didizian - West Chester PA, US
International Classification:

G06F 17/00
G06F 7/00
US Classification:

707101000
Abstract:

A data analysis system for performing an analytic to obtain an analytic result in a computing device having memory including a data analyzer interface, at least one interlocking trees datastore within the associated memory, and at least one analytic application executed. The data analysis system of the invention also includes a plurality of interlocking trees datastores wherein the at least one interlocking trees datastore is selected from the plurality of interlocking trees datastores in accordance with the data analyzer interface. The system can include a plurality of data sources wherein the at least one interlocking trees datastore is created from a data source selected from the plurality of data sources in accordance with the data analyzer interface. The at least one interlocking trees datastore further can be a static interlocking trees datastore or a dynamic interlocking trees datastore. The at least one interlocking trees datastore continuously records new data.

Methods And Systems For Managing Distributed Digital Medical Data
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US Patent:

20110112867, May 12, 2011
Filed:

Jan 14, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/006601
Inventors:

Elliot D. Menschik - Morris Plains NJ, US
Christopher R. Corio - Seattle WA, US
Wayne F. Davis - Ocean City NJ, US
Haig C. Didizian - Penn Valley PA, US
International Classification:

G06Q 50/00
G06Q 10/00
US Classification:

705 3
Abstract:

A network for mediating the peer-to-peer transfer of digital patient medical data includes a plurality of distributed agents each associated with a health care provider and connected to a central system. Periodically the agents collect local information relating to patient medical files and/or data streams, for example diagnostic images and associated reports, and process that information into metadata files acting as pointers to the original files. The metadata files are transmitted to the central system where they are parsed and the attributes are stored on the central system in patient records with records from the same patient grouped together whenever possible. Registered users can search the central system, even in the absence of a unique identifier, to identify patient records pointing to the remote patient medical files. Upon finding a patient medical file, the invention provides a streamlined process for communicating access authorization from the patient to the hospital or facility storing the medical files. Once patient authorization is received, secure processes are provided for transferring the data in its entirety to or for viewing by the user in a peer-to-peer fashion.

Methods And Systems For Managing Distributed Digital Medical Data
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US Patent:

20110131062, Jun 2, 2011
Filed:

Jan 14, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/006612
Inventors:

Elliot D. Menschik - Morris Plains NJ, US
Christopher R. Corio - Seattle WA, US
Wayne F. Davis - Ocean City NJ, US
Haig C. Didizian - Penn Valley PA, US
International Classification:

G06Q 50/00
G06Q 10/00
US Classification:

705 3
Abstract:

A network for mediating the peer-to-peer transfer of digital patient medical data includes a plurality of distributed agents each associated with a health care provider and connected to a central system. Periodically the agents collect local information relating to patient medical files and/or data streams, for example diagnostic images and associated reports, and process that information into metadata files acting as pointers to the original files. The metadata files are transmitted to the central system where they are parsed and the attributes are stored on the central system in patient records with records from the same patient grouped together whenever possible. Registered users can search the central system, even in the absence of a unique identifier, to identify patient records pointing to the remote patient medical files. Upon finding a patient medical file, the invention provides a streamlined process for communicating access authorization from the patient to the hospital or facility storing the medical files. Once patient authorization is received, secure processes are provided for transferring the data in its entirety to or for viewing by the user in a peer-to-peer fashion.