Matthew B Zubiller

US Patent:

20110153357, Jun 23, 2011

Filed:

Mar 2, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/038903

Inventors:

Matthew Zubiller - San Diego CA, US
Laura Lata Coughlin - North Grafton MA, US
Richard Hensley - Erie CO, US
Craig Allen Knier - Asbury IA, US
Daniel Lyakovetsky - Norwalk CT, US
Douglas James Moeller - Phoenixville PA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 50/00

US Classification:

705 2

Abstract:

A system may receive a proposed medical diagnosis of a patient, and automatically identify potential medical services to be performed with respect to the patient. The identified medical services may be deemed relevant to the proposed medical diagnosis, which the system may determine from a customizable decision table. Further, the system may receive selection of a potential medical service from the identified potential medical services, and present an automated, real-time indication regarding paying entity/plan coverage and estimated cost and/or quality metrics for the selected medical service based on the patient and paying entity/plan of the patient. In addition, the system may facilitate selection of a lab/facility to perform the selected medical service. To communicate across clinicians, labs/facilities and paying entities, the system may employ a catalog of medical services spanning multiple clinicians, labs/facilities or paying entities/plans to thereby integrate their nomenclatures, and may employ a coding system in this regard.

US Patent:

20120029933, Feb 2, 2012

Filed:

Jul 22, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/189166

Inventors:

Matthew Brayton Zubiller - San Diego CA, US
Jim Evans - Cleveland Heights OH, US
Rose Marie Higgins - Washington Crossing PA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 50/22

US Classification:

705 2

Abstract:

A system is provided that includes a processor configured to access a catalog of a plurality of medical services spanning a plurality of one or more of clinicians responsible for diagnoses of respective patients, facilities responsible for performing medical services with respect to respective patients, or paying entities responsible for the coverage of respective patients. The clinicians, facilities or paying entities have a respective plurality of nomenclatures for identifying the medical services, with at least some of the nomenclatures differing in identifying similar medical services. The processor is therefore configured to receive identification of a medical service in the nomenclature of one clinician, facility or paying entity, and from the catalog, translate the identification to the nomenclature of another clinician, facility or paying entity for transmission thereto.

US Patent:

20090144088, Jun 4, 2009

Filed:

Sep 22, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/235167

Inventors:

Matthew Zubiller - San Diego CA, US
Laura Lata Coughlin - North Grafton MA, US
Richard Hensley - Erie CO, US
Craig Allen Knier - Asbury IA, US
Daniel Lyakovetsky - Norwalk CT, US
Douglas James Moeller - Phoenixville PA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 50/00
G06Q 40/00
G06Q 20/00
G06Q 90/00

US Classification:

705 3, 705 2, 705 4, 705 40, 705400

Abstract:

A system may receive a proposed medical diagnosis of a patient, and automatically identify potential medical services to be performed with respect to the patient. The identified medical services may be deemed relevant to the proposed medical diagnosis, which the system may determine from a customizable decision table. Further, the system may receive selection of a potential medical service from the identified potential medical services, and present an automated, real-time indication regarding paying entity/plan coverage and estimated cost and/or quality metrics for the selected medical service based on the patient and paying entity/plan of the patient. In addition, the system may facilitate selection of a lab/facility to perform the selected medical service. To communicate across clinicians, labs/facilities and paying entities, the system may employ a catalog of medical services spanning multiple clinicians, labs/facilities or paying entities/plans to thereby integrate their nomenclatures, and may employ a coding system in this regard.