Michael A Morena, 453 Vacation Ct, Holbrook, NY 11741

2013022, Aug 29, 2013

Feb 25, 2013

13/775671

The Board of Trustees of the University of Alabama, for and on Behalf of the University of Alabama In Huntsville - , US
Michael Morena - New York NY, US
Emil Jovanov - Huntsville AL, US

AdhereTech Inc. - New York NY
University of Alabama In Huntsville - Huntsville AL

A61J 7/04
B65D 25/00
A61J 1/03

340540, 222 23

Systems and methods are provided for determining whether and/or when a patient is taking his or her medication and, when appropriate, providing reminders and/or alerts to the patient to improve adherence to a medication regimen. In some embodiments, a medication container is provided that includes a capacitance sensor for sensing the contents of the medication container (e.g., pill count or quantity of liquid medication). The capacitance sensor may include interleaved or interdigitated electrodes oriented vertically, horizontally, or angularly (e.g., diagonally) relative to an axis of the medication container. Reminders and/or alerts to the patient may be triggered based at least in part on the contents of the medication container, when a cap of the container was last opened and/or closed, the location of the medication container, and/or the container's surroundings.

2019023, Aug 1, 2019

Aug 8, 2018

16/058056

- New York NY, US
- Huntsville AL, US
Michael Morena - New York NY, US
Emil Jovanov - Huntsville AL, US

A61J 7/04
G16H 20/13

Systems and methods are provided for determining whether and/or when a patient is taking his or her medication and, when appropriate, providing reminders and/or alerts to the patient to improve adherence to a medication regimen. In some embodiments, a medication container is provided that includes a capacitance sensor for sensing the contents of the medication container (e.g., pill count or quantity of liquid medication). The capacitance sensor may include interleaved or interdigitated electrodes oriented vertically, horizontally, or angularly (e.g., diagonally) relative to an axis of the medication container. Reminders and/or alerts to the patient may be triggered based at least in part on the contents of the medication container, when a cap of the container was last opened and/or closed, the location of the medication container, and/or the container's surroundings.

2019022, Jul 25, 2019

Sep 28, 2017

16/336199

- New York NY, US
Michael C. Morena - New York NY, US
John W. Langhauser - New York NY, US
John D. Gusz - New York NY, US

Digital Medical Technologies, LLC - New York NY

A61J 7/00
A61J 7/04
G08B 21/24
G16H 20/13
G07F 17/00
G07F 11/62

A medication container can include a frame, a drawer including slots, at least one of a first set of one or more sensors and a second set of one or more sensors, and an electronic transmitter. The slots in the drawer can receive cartridges containing medication. The first set of sensor(s) can detect whether the drawer has moved more than a preset distance into or out of the frame. The second set of sensor(s) can detect whether a cartridge has been removed from a corresponding slot and/or the contents of the cartridge. The electronic transmitter can transmit data characterizing at least one of whether the drawer has moved more than the preset distance into or out of the frame and whether the cartridge has been removed from the corresponding slot to a server computer via a communication network. Other medication containers and systems for generating alerts are described.

2016025, Sep 8, 2016

May 17, 2016

15/157038

- New York NY, US
- Huntsville AL, US
Michael Morena - New York NY, US
Emil Jovanov - Huntsville AL, US

A61J 7/04
G06F 19/00
A61J 1/03

Systems and methods are provided for determining whether and/or when a patient is taking his or her medication and, when appropriate, providing reminders and/or alerts to the patient to improve adherence to a medication regimen. In some embodiments, a medication container is provided that includes a capacitance sensor for sensing the contents of the medication container (e.g., pill count or quantity of liquid medication). The capacitance sensor may include interleaved or interdigitated electrodes oriented vertically, horizontally, or angularly (e.g., diagonally) relative to an axis of the medication container. Reminders and/or alerts to the patient may be triggered based at least in part on the contents of the medication container, when a cap of the container was last opened and/or closed, the location of the medication container, and/or the container's surroundings.