James W Healy, Age 881720 Industrial Dr, Sandpoint, ID 83864

7515950, Apr 7, 2009

Jan 13, 2006

11/332767

James W. Healy - Sandpoint ID, US

A61B 5/04
A61N 1/04

600391, 600392, 607152

A biomedical electrode for transmitting and/or receiving electrical signals to/from a patient is disclosed. The electrode includes a metalized fabric, wherein metallization of the fabric is connected at least on a top side and a bottom side of the fabric so as to uniformly transmit or receive the electrical signals. A conductive gel adhesive in contact with the metalized fabric. The electrode can be fabricated using a continuous web process, thereby reducing the cost of manufacturing the electrode.

2006005, Mar 9, 2006

Aug 17, 2005

11/205750

Robert Parker - Bend OR, US
James Healy - Sandpoint ID, US

A61B 5/04
A61N 1/04

600372000, 600395000, 607152000

A biomedical electrode for transmitting and/or receiving electrical signals to/from a patient is disclosed. The electrode includes a metallized fabric, wherein metallization of the fabric is connected at least on a top side and a bottom side of the fabric so as to uniformly transmit or receive the electrical signals. A conductive gel adhesive in contact with the metallized fabric. The electrode can be fabricated using a continuous web process, thereby reducing the cost of manufacturing the electrode.

4757817, Jul 19, 1988

Mar 9, 1987

7/023535

James W. Healy - Sagle ID

Lead-Lok, Inc. - Sandpoint ID

A61B 504

128641

An electrode pad is provided with a cut to form a substantially rectangular tab that can be lifted out of the plane of the main pad portion. An aperture is included at the end of the cut to receive an electrical connector wire extending from a connector mounted to an electrode fitting on the pad. A carrier sheet is removably attached to an adhesive surface of the pad. The carrier is separated by the cut into two separable sections that can be removed separately from the pad to facilitate placement of the line and to minimize patient discomfort. By this arrangement, the carrier sheet can be removed and the main pad portion pressed against the patient's skin before the tab is lifted up. The tab section of the carrier sheet is then removed to expose the adhesive surface. The tab is then placed over the electrode line extending from the electrode fitting on the main portion to hold the line securely to the patient's skin adjacent to the main portion of the pad.

5625901, May 6, 1997

Oct 4, 1995

8/539129

James W. Healy - Sandpoint ID

A42B 100

21822

A hat band is described for attachment to or integration with a hat having a hat band area circumscribing a crown. The hat band includes an elongated flexible base including an inside and an outside surface. A plurality of flexible fingers are spaced apart along the base and project from the inside surface thereof to remote ends. Pressure sensitive adhesive or other securement is provided for selectively attaching the outside surface of the elongated flexible base to the hat band area of the hat. The fingers function to hold the hat band area away from the scalp to allow ventilation and to prevent matting or depression of the hair or what is commonly referred to as "hat hair. ".

2018002, Jan 25, 2018

Jul 19, 2016

15/213762

James W. Healy - Sandpoint ID, US

A47K 5/04

A soap grip for a bar of soap provides a flexible fabric gripping body that extends through a medial portion of a bar of soap so as to extend from a first end and a second end thereof, the gripping body provides finger holes extending outwardly from the ends of the bar of soap to allow for secure gripping of the bar of soap while bathing.