NEAR Trademark

Downloadable mobile application software relating to elder care, baby care, adult children, and management thereof, namely, to provide wetness information of residents and patients to caregivers, nurses, managements at customer facility, to display how long a resident has been wet, approximate location of wetness so the caregivers can prioritize the residents who need attention, to display health and safety information, to show the history of residents' activities, statistics, health and incontinence trends, to show the performance of caregivers such as response time, per-day and per-shift performance, per-facility performance, to provide an interface that allows the user to change settings of the computer system such as reminder chime preference, assignment of transmitters, designation of units, wings, and households to display, to provide on-demand training materials such as how-to videos, and technical support tools, to provide creation and maintenance tools for resident and patient accounts of the customer facilities to the management and IT department of the customer institutions, to allow the user to configure institution details, facility details, bed and room details, assignment of transmitters and software users, to allow the user to obtain analytics and reports for caregiver performance, wetness data, other health data, and to allow the user to obtain analytics and reports on the consumption of products within a facility

Providing temporary use of a non-downloadable mobile web application, namely, web-based software to allow the installer to configure all settings of a computer system for each customer institution, to allow the user to add, remove and configure new transmitters and other connected devices to a computer system, to allow the user to add, remove and configure computer tablets and other caregiver interfaces to a computer system, and to allow the user to monitor and remotely manage devices at the customer sites

Incontinence sheets

Incontinence pads and incontinence garments in the nature of briefs for elder care and the management thereof