Patrick Z Abuzeni

20120089369, Apr 12, 2012

Oct 7, 2010

12/924878

Patrick Abuzeni - Key Biscayne FL, US
Roger D. Perryman - Sunny Isles FL, US

G06F 15/00

702188

The problem of collecting and delivering stand alone medical sensor and monitoring device data to a networked computer system is solved by connecting the output of the sensors and devices to a vital sign sensor connector adapted to connect into a multiple input sensor casing having a routing hub and computer logic for transmitting incoming sensor and device data to one or more networked computer systems.

20100268550, Oct 21, 2010

Apr 15, 2009

12/386217

Patrick Abuzeni - Key Biscayne FL, US
Roger D. Perryman - Sunny Isles FL, US

G06Q 50/00
G06F 17/30

705 3, 705 2, 707E17005, 707E17001

The transfer of prescription medication requests from a physician to an individual is automated through the use of a clearinghouse function that interacts with both the physician and client. Maintaining the security of prescriptions, while simultaneously providing the advantages of electronic transfer is met the secure transmission of prescription information to a clearinghouse and the generation of a prescription that a user may then take to any pharmacy that is in communication with the clearinghouse. The prescription is only issued after the physician is verified by the clearinghouse as a valid prescription author, and the prescription is generated without sensitive data such that security is maintained if the prescription is lost. The clearinghouse, when contacted by a validated pharmacy, will issue information regarding the prescription when a valid, non-expired prescription identifier is entered into the system to the pharmacy. The user may then have the prescription filled without worry about validity or security of their personal data.

20200286607, Sep 10, 2020

May 25, 2020

16/882649

- Jacksonville FL, US
Patrick Abuzeni - Jacksonville FL, US

G16H 20/10
G16H 10/60
G06F 21/60
H04L 29/06
G06K 19/06

A method and system for requesting and receiving prescription verification is described. A patient may establish a secure communication with a cloud-based server and receive a machine-readable code including the patient's encrypted information. The patient may present the code to a physician, whereupon the physician may communicate the coded patient information to the cloud-based server and the physician may communicate prescription information to an electronic clearinghouse. Upon patient's presentation of the code to a pharmacy, the pharmacist may verify the prescription with the clearinghouse; the clearinghouse validating the patient information with the cloud-based server. Upon verification, the pharmacist may fill the prescription.

20140278520, Sep 18, 2014

May 28, 2014

14/289219

Patrick Abuzeni - Miami FL, US
Roger D. Perryman - Sunny Isles FL, US

G06Q 50/22
G06Q 30/02

705 2

The transfer of prescription medication pricing requests from a patient is automated through the use of a clearinghouse function that interacts with the client. The patient may transmit from a downloaded mobile application or from a web browser on a mobile device a request for pricing information for one or more drugs or medications. The request will contain an authentication key or the names of drugs or medications and a physical location for the mobile device used by the patient. A drug pricing server then returns the pricing for both name brand and generic forms of all drugs or medications in the request and a location of a pharmacy or fulfillment center within a pre-set distance from the mobile device used by the patient.