Yedong Tang from 5567 Suffield Ct, Columbia, MD 21044, age 43

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Location:

Baltimore, MD

Network-Based Systems And Methods For Providing Third-Party Updating For Healthcare Communications
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US Patent:

20170220742, Aug 3, 2017
Filed:

Jan 29, 2016
Appl. No.:

15/010142
Inventors:

- Catonsville MD, US
Scott Afzal - Washington DC, US
Evan Carter - Washington DC, US
Christopher Brandt - Baltimore MD, US
Yedong Tang - Columbia MD, US
International Classification:

G06F 19/00
Abstract:

Networks and methods include computers that receive electronic healthcare information from a provider, identify a patient in the received information, and address and deliver an update to the patient and/or a related party. The address is determined from a database that includes information for the patients, including internal, governmental, and proprietary private databases. The update may be delivered along with a healthcare alert to subscribing parties, such that a patient will be made aware that their healthcare information has been shared and related parties can take action with regard to the patient. The update is customizable with any information from the healthcare information and databases and information from subscribing parties and can be further customized based on the addressee. The update can be generated in real-time or following a delay and delivered via any electronic or hard-copy means by the computer.

Network-Based Systems And Methods For Providing Readmission Notifications
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US Patent:

20170098043, Apr 6, 2017
Filed:

Oct 1, 2015
Appl. No.:

14/872445
Inventors:

- Catonsville MD, US
Scott Afzal - Washington DC, US
Evan Carter - Washington DC, US
Christopher Brandt - Baltimore MD, US
Yedong Tang - Columbia MD, US
International Classification:

G06F 19/00
Abstract:

Networks and methods include receiving healthcare information and with a computer identifying when a patient is readmitted to a healthcare provider. A readmission notification is generated for identified readmissions. The notification may identify the patient being readmitted, the readmitting event, prior event(s) and provider(s), substantive healthcare and clinical status for the patient, treatment dates, and/or any other desired information. Readmission alerts can be formatted and provided in accordance with their consumers' parameters. Example methods and embodiments may receive, process, store, compare, and otherwise use any of HL7 messages, CCDA information, clinical feeds, or any other type of electronic healthcare record. This information may be received from any number of different healthcare information sources and providers. With example networks and methods, readmitting providers or other consumers of readmission notifications can know exactly when a patient is readmitted and adjust the healthcare response accordingly.

Network-Based Systems And Methods For Processing Healthcare Information Directly From Providers
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US Patent:

20150242568, Aug 27, 2015
Filed:

Feb 25, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/189278
Inventors:

Sandeep Antony - Columbia MD, US
Scott Afzal - Washington DC, US
David Horrocks - Baltimore MD, US
Yedong Tang - Columbia MD, US
Christopher Brandt - Baltimore MD, US
International Classification:

G06F 19/00
Abstract:

Networks and methods include or use a computer hardware processor to manage healthcare information between healthcare sources and providing subscribers. Subscriber requests and healthcare information about patients are used in the networks and methods to provide only responsive content to subscribers. Networks and methods screen healthcare with criteria in the subscriber requests, and only when the information matches the criteria, provides a deliverable based on the healthcare information, in desired format and fashion, to the subscriber associated with the matching criteria. Systems and methods are configured to receive healthcare information directly from providers themselves, as well as from other sources. The healthcare information can be in several formats recognizable for processing and selective forwarding, including CCDA-type summary of care documents sent over the Internet, such as via Direct protocol email.

Network-Based Systems And Methods For Meta-Analysis Of Healthcare Information
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US Patent:

20150242569, Aug 27, 2015
Filed:

Feb 25, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/189306
Inventors:

Sandeep Antony - Columbia MD, US
Scott Afzal - Washington DC, US
David Horrocks - Baltimore MD, US
Yedong Tang - Columbia MD, US
International Classification:

G06F 19/00
Abstract:

Networks and methods include or use a computer hardware processor to manage healthcare information between healthcare sources and providing subscribers. Subscriber requests and healthcare information about patients are used in the networks and methods to provide only responsive content to subscribers. Networks and methods screen healthcare with criteria in the subscriber requests, and only when the information matches the criteria, provides a deliverable based on the healthcare information, in desired format and fashion, to the subscriber associated with the matching criteria. Systems and methods also perform meta-analysis on received healthcare information itself. The meta-analysis is used to correct or enhance the deliverable with things like typographical correction, auto-subscribe/unsubscribe, historical healthcare analysis, addition of relevant alert information, and other conditioning.

Network-Based Systems And Methods For Efficient Filtering And Routing Of Healthcare Information
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US Patent:

20150242574, Aug 27, 2015
Filed:

Feb 25, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/189225
Inventors:

Sandeep Antony - Columbia MD, US
Scott Afzal - Washington DC, US
David Horrocks - Baltimore MD, US
Yedong Tang - Columbia MD, US
International Classification:

G06F 19/00
Abstract:

Networks and methods include or use a computer hardware processor to manage healthcare information between healthcare sources and providing subscribers. Subscriber requests and healthcare information about patients are used in the networks and methods to provide only responsive content to subscribers. Networks and methods screen healthcare with criteria in the subscriber requests, and only when the information matches the criteria, provides a deliverable based on the healthcare information, in desired format and fashion, to the subscriber associated with the matching criteria. Systems and methods perform one or multiple different types of comparisons between received provider actions and subscribing provider requests, including targeted screenings that initially filter out non-responsive information and call out a particular subscriber's parameters to be used in handling the data, as well as comprehensive associations that look at all related healthcare information vis-à-vis any subscriber's time, manner, condition, format requirements for notifying the subscriber that the information.

Yedong Tang