EHRjunkie
2日前
About Halberds IP:
Halberd holds the exclusive rights to 5 granted U.S. Patents:
US9,216,386 (expiration date: 2030-03-16)
US8,758,287 (expiration date: 2030-01-12)
US11,186,629 (expiration date: 2038-03-23)
US8,865,733 (expiration date: 2030-06-05)
US12,521,475 (joint ASU, expiration date: 2043-03-17)
Halberd has 8 non-provisional patent applications pending (some joint with ASU and/or Dr. Qiang Chen): US17/883,821 / US17/883,801 / US17/825,132 / US17/747,322 / US17/726,109 / US17/917,592 / US17/528,891 / US17/920,680
Halberd also has 7 provisional patent applications pending and 3 PCT International patent applications: US63/116,561 / US63/231,986 / US63/231,929 / US63/049,441 / US63/193,880 / US63/190.398 / US63/178,354 / PCT/US21/28368 / PCT/US63/173,763 / PCT/US21/26386
(some recent non-provisional patent applications (TBI nasal spray, LDX etcetera) have not yet been published)
Artificial intelligence will revolutionise healthcare research and future treatments.
EHRjunkie
2週前
Also recently another full non-provisional patent application showed up, related to the TBI nasal spray, being tested at MSU:
Composition for Acutely Decreasing Pathophysiologic Effects from a Concussion and a Method of Administering Thereof
Publication number: 20260109784
Abstract: Composition for acutely decreasing pathophysiologic effects from a concussion includes a quantity of glutamate monoclonal antibody, a quantity of at least one neurosteroid, a quantity of nasal insulin, a quantity of plant-based oil, and a quantity of saline solution, which are homogenously mixed into a spray composition. This composition may further include a quantity of aspartate monoclonal monoclonal antibody and/or a quantity of monomer. The method of administering the nasal-spray composition is preferably done via a sprayer into each nostril of a concussed patient.
Type: Application
Filed: September 27, 2023
Publication date: April 23, 2026
Inventor: Mitchell Steven Felder
This patent application was filed in september '23 and has since been supplemented with additional technology: AI from NeuroSenseAI (89% subsidiary)
EHRjunkie
2週前
Recently Halberd / Felder (MARV) received a fifth full US patent:
Method, device, and product for treating a body fluid of a patient with an inflammatory cytokine storm by binding an antibody to a cytokine antigen in the body fluid to form an antigen-antibody complex that is removed from the body fluid to reduce the amount of the cytokines in the body fluid
Patent number: 12521475
Abstract: An embodiment provides a method for treating a body fluid of a patient with an inflammatory cytokine storm, including: removing the body fluid from a patient; applying a treatment to the body fluid, wherein the treatment comprises an antibody that joins with an antigen in the body fluid to form an antibody-antigen complex; removing the antibody-antigen complex from the body fluid; and returning the body fluid to the patient. Other aspects are described and claimed.
Type: Grant
Filed: April 8, 2021
Date of Patent: January 13, 2026
Assignees: Arizona Board of Regents on Behalf of Arizona State University, Marv Enterprises LLC
Inventors: Qiang Chen, Collin Bradley Jugler, Haiyan Sun, Adrian Esqueda, Mitchell S. Felder
EHRjunkie
2週前
Athena Telemedicine Partners LLC is a joint operation: Halberd Corp, AthenaGTX and Exalted Warriors of Tampa
Athena Telemedicine Partners Advances WatchDawg® Program, Preparing for Two New Clinical Trials in 2025
Johnston, Iowa — October 29, 2025 — Athena Telemedicine Partners (ATP), in cooperation with Athena GTX, Inc., announced today that preparations are underway for two additional clinical trials of its innovative WatchDawg® program, set to launch before the end of 2025.
The WatchDawg program integrates wearable patient monitoring technology, telemedicine support, yoga and mindfulness-based therapy, targeted wellness supplements, and clinical counseling to provide a comprehensive, data-driven approach to mental and physical health management. Designed initially to serve individuals struggling with mental health conditions, including PTSD, anxiety, depression, and addiction, the program aims to improve early intervention, stress regulation, and long-term wellness outcomes through a connected, holistic ecosystem of care.
As part of the next phase of development, Athena Telemedicine Partners is also testing a proprietary AI model for mental health risk prediction, developed to enhance the program’s monitoring and intervention capabilities. The model interprets participant data and translates it into an intuitive “stoplight” system—where green indicates stability and well-being, yellow signals moderate concern, and red highlights the need for clinical attention. This visual system empowers users and care teams to quickly identify and respond to changes in mental health status, supporting timely, personalized interventions.
“Our goal with WatchDawg is to make continuous wellness support accessible and effective for those who serve and protect,” said Dr. Mark I. Darrah, CEO of Athena GTX and a founding partner of Athena Telemedicine Partners. “By combining advanced wireless monitoring with telemedicine, yoga, clinical counseling, and now AI-driven mental health insights, we’re building a system that connects mind and body health in a way that’s both measurable and meaningful.”
The upcoming trials will evaluate the effectiveness of WatchDawg’s integrated monitoring and wellness platform in real-world conditions, focusing on outcomes related to stress, recovery, and behavioral health improvement. The trials build upon the initial pilot phase, which demonstrated promising feedback on user experience, monitoring reliability, and participant engagement.
The WatchDawg platform leverages Athena GTX’s proven wireless vital signs monitoring (WVSM®) technology, supported by telehealth tools and personalized wellness interventions. The initiative reflects Athena Telemedicine Partners’ commitment to developing technology-enabled solutions that bridge the gap between remote physiological monitoring, mental wellness, and proactive care.
“These next clinical trials will be key in validating our system including a novel based AI predictive algorithm and preparing WatchDawg for broader implementation,” said a spokesperson for Athena Telemedicine Partners. “Our vision is to empower individuals to take control of their wellness journey through connected care, mindfulness, clinical support, and AI-assisted insight.”
As the company moves toward these 2025 clinical trials, Athena Telemedicine Partners continues to collaborate with research partners, healthcare providers, and wellness professionals to ensure the WatchDawg platform delivers both scientific rigor and human-centered impact.
About Athena Telemedicine Partners (ATP)
Athena Telemedicine Partners, LLC, is based in Johnston, Iowa, and is dedicated to advancing connected care solutions that integrate real-time monitoring, telemedicine, and holistic wellness. The company’s flagship program, WatchDawg, combines wearable technology, yoga therapy, wellness supplements, and clinical counseling to improve health outcomes for veterans, first responders, and individuals in high-demand environments.
EHRjunkie
2週前
NeuroSenseAI corp. is a 89% subsidiary of Halberd Corp:
Jackson Center, PA – May 28, 2026 – Halberd Corporation (OTC: HALB) announced today that NeuroSense AI, the behavioral intelligence platform in development by the Company, has achieved a new engineering milestone: end-to-end processing of externally supplied, long-form voice recordings—including direct-from-file ingestion, feature extraction, and automated visualization suitable for partner review and internal validation workflows.
As research programs scale—particularly those pairing voice with physiology, cardiopulmonary, and neurophysiology measures—the ability to analyze audio as delivered in the field (without re-recording through a microphone) is a prerequisite for reproducible analytics and for the validation and verification (V&V) documentation increasingly expected by sponsors and funding stakeholders. NeuroSense’s updated pipeline is designed to meet that bar by treating data provenance—format, sample rate, channel layout, and processing steps—as first-class inputs to analysis and reporting.
The milestone supports Halberd’s broader strategy of deploying multimodal behavioral intelligence across preclinical and translational research contexts. NeuroSense AI continues to integrate AI-assisted pattern recognition, including advanced interpretation workflows, with objective, time-resolved behavioral signals. Today’s progress extends that approach to human conversational audio used in structured assessment and longitudinal study settings, complementing the platform’s existing emphasis on objective behavioral sensing and interpretation in complex research environments.
Halberd and its collaborators remain focused on transparent methods: distinguishing research and analytics capabilities from any future diagnostic or therapeutic claims, and aligning software documentation with sponsor expectations as programs mature. The Company expects to provide additional technical updates as NeuroSense AI is exercised on larger, multimodal corpora and as integration pathways with complementary modalities—including EEG and biomarker streams—continue to harden.
EHRjunkie
2月前
About Halberds IP:
Halberd holds the exclusive rights to 5 granted U.S. Patents: US9,216,386 / US8,758,287 / US11,186,629 / US8,865,733 / US12,521,475 (joint ASU)
Halberd has 8 non-provisional patent applications pending (some joint with ASU and/or Dr. Qiang Chen): US17/883,821 / US17/883,801 / US17/825,132 / US17/747,322 / US17/726,109 / US17/917,592 / US17/528,891 / US17/920,680
Halberd also has 7 provisional patent applications pending and 3 PCT International patent applications: US63/116,561 / US63/231,986 / US63/231,929 / US63/049,441 / US63/193,880 / US63/190.398 / US63/178,354 / PCT/US21/28368 / PCT/US63/173,763 / PCT/US21/26386
(some recent non-provisional patent applications (TBI nasal spray, LDX etcetera) have not yet been published)
Artificial intelligence will revolutionise healthcare research and future treatments.