John E Bartholomew

US Patent:

20110040572, Feb 17, 2011

Filed:

Aug 16, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/857118

Inventors:

Alan Chmiel - Avon Lake OH, US
Heather Gornik - Cleveland OH, US
John R. Bartholomew - Cleveland OH, US
Carlos Grodsinsky - Hinkley OH, US
Jonathan Schaffer - Moreland Hills OH, US

International Classification:

G06Q 50/00
G06F 19/00
G06F 3/048
G08B 23/00

US Classification:

705 2, 702 19, 715764, 3405731

Abstract:

A patient management system includes a patient unit that obtains results data from a patient device and provides for two-way communication between the patient unit and a remote database. The patient unit can communicate with the remote database to obtain encounter instruction data for a given encounter as well as to send response data for the given encounter. A back office system can also access the database to retrieve the patient data for one or more patient users. The back office system can further add or modify encounter instruction data for use during a next encounter at the patient unit. The back office system can also set a dosage for the patient that can be stored in the remote database and retrieved by the patient unit as part of the given encounter. The back office system may also employ a rules engine that can be programmed according to an established protocol and can automatically generate encounter instructions and dosage information for one or more patient.

US Patent:

59891700, Nov 23, 1999

Filed:

Nov 25, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/978042

Inventors:

Charles M. Hart - Streetsboro OH
James D. Rogers - Mantua OH
Harry L. King - Hudson OH
John J. Bartholomew - Mentor OH

Assignee:

Global Consulting, Inc. - New Castle PA

International Classification:

F27D 2300

US Classification:

492 48

Abstract:

An insulating roller cover is now disclosed that provides a highly desirable combination of features. The cover is free from asbestos and is therefore of more desirable construction for handling and use. For the roller cover, at least substantially ceramic fiber is highly compressed, providing a dense and refractory, elevated temperature resistant insulating cover. The cover may itself serve as a load bearing surface; or may provide a foundation or protective media for annular discs or 10 sleeve members made of various, load bearing materials. These load bearing materials may be unable to resist direct contact with the shaft due to thermal shock or the differences in their respective expansion and contraction rates. Where impregnant is utilized with the highly compressed fiber, such will often comprise a colloidal substituent.

US Patent:

57096392, Jan 20, 1998

Filed:

Dec 22, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/361502

Inventors:

Charles M. Hart - Streetsboro OH
James D. Rogers - Mantua OH
Harry L. King - Hudson OH
John J. Bartholomew - Mentor OH

Assignee:

Global Consulting, Inc. - New Castle PA

International Classification:

B23P 1500

US Classification:

492 48

Abstract:

An insulating roller cover is now disclosed that provides a highly desirable combination of features. The cover is free from asbestos and is therefore of more desirable construction for handling and use. For the roller cover, at least substantially ceramic fiber is highly compressed, providing a dense and refractory, elevated temperature resistant insulating cover. The cover may itself serve as a load bearing surface; or may provide a foundation or protective media for annular discs or 10 sleeve members made of various, load bearing materials. These load bearing materials may be unable to resist direct contact with the shaft due to thermal shock or the differences in their respective expansion and contraction rates. Where impregnant is utilized with the highly compressed fiber, such will often comprise a colloidal substituent.

US Patent:

53782194, Jan 3, 1995

Filed:

Dec 7, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/986212

Inventors:

Charles M. Hart - Streetsboro OH
James D. Rogers - Mantua OH
Harry L. King - Hudson OH
John J. Bartholomew - Mentor OH

Assignee:

Global Consulting, Inc. - Painesville OH

International Classification:

F27D 2300

US Classification:

492 48

Abstract:

An insulating roller cover includes a highly desirable combination of features. The cover is free from asbestos and is therefore of more desirable construction for handling and use. For the roller cover, at least substantially ceramic fiber is highly compressed, providing a dense and refractory, elevated temperature resistant insulating cover. The cover may itself serve as a load bearing surface; or may provide a foundation or protective media for annular discs or 10 sleeve members made of various, load bearing materials. These load bearing materials may be unable to resist direct contact with the shaft due to thermal shock or the differences in their respective expansion and contraction rates. Where impregnant is utilized with the highly compressed fiber, such will often comprise a colloidal substituent.

US Patent:

52053989, Apr 27, 1993

Filed:

Jun 27, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/719252

Inventors:

Charles M. Hart - Streetsboro OH
James D. Rogers - Mantua OH
Harry L. King - Hudson OH
John J. Bartholomew - Mentor OH

Assignee:

ELTECH Systems Corporation - Boca Raton FL

International Classification:

B65G 1302

US Classification:

198780

Abstract:

An insulating roller cover is now disclosed that provides a highly desirable combination of features. The cover is free from asbestos and is therefore of more desirable construction for handling and use. For the roller cover, at least substantially ceramic fiber is highly compressed, providing a dense and refractory, elevated temperature resistant insulating cover. The cover may itself serve as a load bearing surface; or may provide a foundation or protective media for annular discs or sleeve members made of various, load bearing materials. These load bearing materials may be unable to resist direct contact with the shaft due to thermal shock or the differences in their respective expansion and contraction rates. Where impregnant is utilized with the highly compressed fiber, such will often comprise a colloidal substituent.

US Patent:

20200268073, Aug 27, 2020

Filed:

May 14, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/874227

Inventors:

- Warsaw IN, US
Douglas C. Barker - Canton OH, US
John Bartholomew - Hilliard OH, US
George Brand - Dublin OH, US
Steven E. Huckaby - Blacklick OH, US
Russell Kittel - Gahanna OH, US
James Prescott - Columbus OH, US
Krista I.A. Smith - Dublin OH, US

International Classification:

A41D 13/11
A41D 13/12
A42B 3/22
A42B 3/28

Abstract:

Implementations described herein include surgical helmet assemblies that have a helmet enclosure shaped to encircle a head of a user. The helmet enclosure retains a fan and includes a brow bar portion at a front of the helmet enclosure that is shaped to extend along a brow or a forehead of the user and having a light positioned therein. The helmet enclosure also includes a stabilizer extending downward from the helmet enclosure in front of the ears of a user, a face shield that is transparent and coupleable to at least the brow bar portion, a headband shaped to extend across an occiput region of the user's head, and a surgical garment for covering at least the head and shoulders of a user in use. The brow bar portion includes vents disposed therein to direct airflow pushed through the helmet enclosure from the fan onto the user. The face shield is coupleable to the helmet enclosure by one or more of a hook and loop fastener on the helmet enclosure or the stabilizer and a post protruding from the brow bar portion.

US Patent:

20180084848, Mar 29, 2018

Filed:

Sep 22, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/713334

Inventors:

Douglas C. Barker - Canton OH, US
John Bartholomew - Hilliard OH, US
George Brand - Dublin OH, US
Steven E. Huckaby - Blacklick OH, US
Russell Kittel - Gahanna OH, US
James Prescott - Columbus OH, US
Krista I.A. Smith - Dublin OH, US

International Classification:

A41D 13/11
A42B 3/28
A41D 13/12
A42B 3/22

Abstract:

Implementations described herein include surgical helmet assemblies that have a helmet enclosure shaped to encircle a head of a user. The helmet enclosure retains a fan and includes a brow bar portion at a front of the helmet enclosure that is shaped to extend along a brow or a forehead of the user and having a light positioned therein. The helmet enclosure also includes a stabilizer extending downward from the helmet enclosure in front of the ears of a user, a face shield that is transparent and coupleable to at least the brow bar portion, a headband shaped to extend across an occiput region of the user's head, and a surgical garment for covering at least the head and shoulders of a user in use. The brow bar portion includes vents disposed therein to direct airflow pushed through the helmet enclosure from the fan onto the user. The face shield is coupleable to the helmet enclosure by one or more of a hook and loop fastener on the helmet enclosure or the stabilizer and a post protruding from the brow bar portion.