RADVOX Trademark

Providing medical information to authorized healthcare professionals and patients in the nature of non-downloadable radiology reports for patient care, regulatory compliance, and medical clinic operations

Software as a service (SaaS) services namely non-downloadable software for radiology reporting, namely, tools for speech to text transcription and voice command, structured report creation and editing, template and macro management, natural language processing to extract and normalize findings, peer review and quality assurance including blinded review, discrepancy logging, performance analytics, and remediation tracking, critical result alerting and acknowledgment workflows, and analytics dashboards for turnaround time, utilization, and compliance; Software as a service (SaaS) services namely report distribution to radiology information and imaging systems and electronic health record tracking platforms; Platform as a service (PaaS) services offering computer software platforms for integrating radiology reporting with radiology information and imaging systems and electronic health record tracking platforms; application service provider offering application programming interface (api) software for third party integration with radiology reporting software; Providing temporary use of non-downloadable software in the nature of a patient portal enabling authorized patients to view radiology reports and key images, receive exam preparation instructions and results notifications, schedule and manage appointments, complete consents, and securely communicate with providers; design, development, customization, configuration, implementation, maintenance, and updating of computer software for radiology reporting and interoperability; data migration and electronic data storage and cloud hosting of medical report data; None of the foregoing for patient satisfaction or market research surveys

Downloadable and embedded computer software and applications for radiology reporting, namely, software for speech recognition and dictation, generating, editing, structuring, coding, and electronically signing radiology reports; computer software and downloadable and embedded applications for radiology reporting, namely managing reporting templates, macros, and vocabularies; computer software and downloadable and embedded applications for radiology reporting, namely importing measurements, key images, and annotations from PACS; computer software and downloadable and embedded applications for radiology reporting, namely peer review and quality assurance including blinded review, discrepancy tracking, and feedback workflows; computer software for radiology reporting, namely critical result notification and acknowledgment; computer software and downloadable and embedded applications for radiology reporting, namely distributing reports to radiology information and imaging systems and electronic health record tracking platforms computer software and downloadable and embedded applications for radiology reporting, namely patient facing applications enabling authorized patients to view radiology reports and key images, receive notifications, schedule and manage appointments, complete consents and intake forms, and securely message providers; Downloadable medical reports in the field of radiology for patient care, regulatory compliance, and medical clinic operations, for display on computer screens; Downloadable electronic data files featuring radiology report templates, structured reporting dictionaries, and speech recognition medical lexicons; None of the foregoing for patient satisfaction or market research surveys

Electronic transmission of radiology reports, medical imaging data, voice dictations, and transcribed text; secure electronic messaging between radiologists, referring providers, and patients; delivery of critical-result alerts and acknowledgments; teleconferencing and videoconferencing services for collaborative case review and multidisciplinary meetings; providing access to online forums for the transmission of messages among medical professionals and authorized patients in the field of radiology