Jay Wynn Calvert, 5625 Pinehurst Ln, Newport Beach, CA 92660

7041072, May 9, 2006

Jul 8, 2004

10/887194

Jay Wynn Calvert - Costa Mesa CA, US

Matrix Surgical Consulting Corporation - San Juan Capistrano CA

A61H 23/02

601111, 601108, 128898

The invention relates to a method of operating a percussive massage device for smoothing the skin and fat irregularities associated with any liposuction procedure including suction assisted lipectomy, ultrasonic assisted lipectomy, and direct lipectomy; improving the contour irregularities assisted with any liposuction procedure; preconditioning the skin and fat prior to any liposuction procedure to minimize blood vessel damage; removing scar tissue from patients who have recently undergone any liposuction procedure, and treating skin irregularities due to “cellulite”.

2003015, Aug 21, 2003

Feb 21, 2002

10/080350

Jay Calvert - Costa Mesa CA, US

A61H007/00

601/110000, 601/111000, 601/134000

A massage device to be used pre-operatively, intra-operatively and post-operatively. The device that includes a housing with a base portion and a handle portion, a drive unit contained in the base portion of the housing; and a massage node operably connected to the drive unit by coupling means such that operation of the drive unit causes the massage node to provide a massage effect. The present massage device is capable of smoothing the skin and fat irregularities associated with any liposuction procedure including suction assisted lipectomy, ultrasonic assisted lipectomy, and direct lipectomy; improving the contour irregularities assisted with any liposuction procedure; preconditioning the skin and fat prior to any liposuction procedure to minimize blood vessel damage; removing scar tissue from patients who have recently undergone any liposuction procedure; and treating skin irregularities due to “cellulite”.

2006004, Feb 23, 2006

May 19, 2005

11/133400

Jay Calvert - Newport Beach CA, US
Steven Greenthal - Buena Park CA, US

A61B 17/58

606076000

The disclosure is directed to a material for in vivo implantation. The material includes a compressed interlaced wire shaped into a form having a porous structure suitable for tissue ingrowth, the interlaced wire compressed from an original starting density to a final density, the final density being greater than the original starting density.

2006015, Jul 13, 2006

Mar 8, 2006

11/370576

Jay Calvert - Newport Beach CA, US

A61H 23/02
A61H 7/00

601111000, 601110000, 601108000, 601134000

The invention relates to a method of operating a percussive massage device for smoothing the skin and fat irregularities associated with any liposuction procedure including suction assisted lipectomy, ultrasonic assisted lipectomy, and direct lipectomy; improving the contour irregularities assisted with any liposuction procedure; preconditioning the skin and fat prior to any liposuction procedure to minimize blood vessel damage; removing scar tissue from patients who have recently undergone any liposuction procedure, and treating skin irregularities due to “cellulite”.

2018026, Sep 20, 2018

May 18, 2018

15/984207

- Santa Monica CA, US
Susanne Beth Goldstein - Boston MA, US
Jay W. Calvert - Newport Beach CA, US
Brian Patrick Conroy - Decatur GA, US
Kingshuk Chatterjee - Los Angeles CA, US

G16H 40/20
G06Q 50/22
G06Q 30/06
G16H 80/00
G06F 17/30
G06Q 10/06

In one embodiment, a method comprises accessing a physician-referral-network, which comprises a number of nodes and a number of edges connecting the nodes, each of the edges representing a single degree of separation between the nodes. Each node represents a physician, and each edge represents a patient-referral between two physicians corresponding to the connected nodes. One or more references indicating a patient-referral from a first physician to a second physician is received. The physician-referral-network is updated based on the received reference. One or more performance-scores from the second physicians may be received, each performance-score corresponding to a patient-referral. A referral-score is calculated for the first physician based on the performance-scores. The method further comprises determining if a referral-score for a first physician is below a threshold referral-score.

2015007, Mar 12, 2015

Sep 10, 2014

14/482976

- Santa Monica CA, US
Susanne Beth Goldstein - Boston MA, US
Jay W. Calvert - Newport Beach CA, US
Brian Patrick Conroy - Decatur GA, US
Kingshuk Chatterjee - Los Angeles CA, US

G06F 19/00

705 2

In one embodiment, a method comprises accessing a physician-referral-network, which comprises a number of nodes and a number of edges connecting the nodes, each of the edges representing a single degree of separation between the nodes. Each node represents a physician, and each edge represents a patient-referral between two physicians corresponding to the connected nodes. One or more references indicating a patient-referral from a first physician to a second physician is received. The physician-referral-network is updated based on the received reference. One or more performance-scores from the second physicians may be received, each performance-score corresponding to a patient-referral. A referral-score is calculated for the first physician based on the performance-scores. The method further comprises determining if a referral-score for a first physician is below a threshold referral-score.

2015007, Mar 12, 2015

Sep 10, 2014

14/482997

- Santa Monica CA, US
Susanne Beth Goldstein - Boston MA, US
Jay W. Calvert - Newport Beach CA, US
Brian Patrick Conroy - Decatur GA, US
Kingshuk Chatterjee - Los Angeles CA, US

G06F 19/00

705 3

In one embodiment, a method comprises identifying one or more health-care-providers associated with one or more medical-specializations, wherein each medical-specialization is associated with a specialty class and at least one geographic area. A number of patient-diagnosis codes is received, each patient-diagnosis code corresponding to one of the health-care-providers and representing a patient-visit to the health-care-provider. The patient-diagnosis code includes at least one diagnosis within a condition-group for the patient visit, and a severity-factor for the diagnosis. The method further comprises determining all patient-diagnosis codes corresponding to the health-care-providers. A patient-volume is calculated for each health-care-provider, based on the patient-diagnosis codes and associated severity-factors. A variety-score is calculated for each health-care-provider based on the patient-diagnosis codes. An experience-score is calculated for each health-care-provider based on the patient-volume and variety-score.

2015007, Mar 12, 2015

Sep 10, 2014

14/482949

- Santa Monica CA, US
Susanne Beth Goldstein - Boston MA, US
Jay W. Calvert - Newport Beach CA, US
Brian Patrick Conroy - Decatur GA, US
Kingshuk Chatterjee - Los Angeles CA, US

G06Q 10/06
G06Q 50/22

705 739

In one embodiment, a method comprises receiving an indication of one or more care-episodes from a client device. Each care-episode may include an identifier for one or more physicians, a base-concept corresponding to a medical condition or medical treatment, one or more sub-concepts associated with the base-concept, and an indication of the resources used during the care-episode. The method comprises calculates one or more cost-factors for a base-concept for a particular physician based on the care-episodes associated with the base-concept. The method further comprises determining a specialty and geographic region of the particular physician. A peer group of physicians in the same specialty and geographic region is selected. A performance score is calculated based on the cost-factor for the physician compared to the cost-factors for the peer group of physicians.