Trademark: THE DIARY CAREPRO 1885929
Word
THE DIARY CAREPRO
ID
1885929
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Protected: Registered/protected
Application Date
13 October 2016
Registration Date
13 October 2016
Renewal Date
13 October 2026
Service
Griffith Hack
Goods and Services:
Class 44:
Interactive medical monitoring and alert service for reminding clients of medical information, namely, medicinal dosage, allergic sensitivity, and prescription refills for medical treatment purposes; medical testing for diagnostic or treatment purposes; medical testing services, namely, fitness evaluation; chronic care management services; medical services; providing medical and health information services via the Internet, namely, allowing care providers to bill multiple payer sources including medicare and advantage plans, medicaid and private insurers; providing medical and health information services via the Internet, namely, the capability to manage and monitor health outcomes to increase value-based payments; medical assistance services in the nature of medical information provided to medical professionals from remote locations via the Internet and global computer networks through the use of archived medical images and a data storage and retrieval system; providing medical and health information services via the Internet, namely, medical charts and health data gathered from multiple sources and/or caregivers; providing medical and health information services via the Internet, namely, a database of medical charts and health data for patients received from multiple sources and/or caregivers for remote care coordination between patients and their physicians and other caregivers.
Interactive medical monitoring and alert service for reminding clients of medical information, namely, medicinal dosage, allergic sensitivity, and prescription refills for medical treatment purposes; medical testing for diagnostic or treatment purposes; medical testing services, namely, fitness evaluation; chronic care management services; medical services; providing medical and health information services via the Internet, namely, allowing care providers to bill multiple payer sources including medicare and advantage plans, medicaid and private insurers; providing medical and health information services via the Internet, namely, the capability to manage and monitor health outcomes to increase value-based payments; medical assistance services in the nature of medical information provided to medical professionals from remote locations via the Internet and global computer networks through the use of archived medical images and a data storage and retrieval system; providing medical and health information services via the Internet, namely, medical charts and health data gathered from multiple sources and/or caregivers; providing medical and health information services via the Internet, namely, a database of medical charts and health data for patients received from multiple sources and/or caregivers for remote care coordination between patients and their physicians and other caregivers.