公开(公告)号：US20250143903A1

公开(公告)日：2025-05-08

申请号：US19020396

申请日：2025-01-14

Applicant: Bone Health Technologies, Inc.

Inventor： Daniel R. BURNETT ,  Shane MANGRUM ,  Timothy TIGNER ,  Evan S. LUXON ,  Marcie HAMILTON ,  Alex YEE ,  Jose GUTIERREZ

IPC: A61F5/00 ,  A61H23/02

Abstract: A wearable apparatus for the treatment or prevention of osteopenia or osteoporosis, stimulating bone growth, preserving or improving bone mineral density, and inhibiting adipogenesis is disclosed where the apparatus may generally comprise one or more vibrating elements configured for imparting repeated mechanical loads to the hip, femur, and/or spine of an individual at a frequency and acceleration sufficient for therapeutic effect. These vibrating elements may be secured to the upper body of an individual via one or more respective securing mechanisms, where the securing mechanisms are configured to position the one or more vibrating elements in a direction lateral to the individual, and the position, tension, and efficacy of these vibrating elements may be monitored and/or regulated by one or more accelerometers.

公开(公告)号：US20240024142A1

公开(公告)日：2024-01-25

申请号：US18479640

申请日：2023-10-02

Applicant: Bone Health Technologies, Inc.

Inventor： Daniel R. BURNETT ,  Shane MANGRUM ,  Timothy TIGNER ,  Evan S. LUXON ,  Marcie HAMILTON ,  Alex YEE

IPC: A61F5/00 ,  A61H23/02

CPC classification number: A61F5/0003 ,  A61H23/02 ,  A61H23/0218 ,  A61H23/0263 ,  A61H23/0245 ,  A61H2205/088 ,  A61H2201/1623 ,  A61H2201/164 ,  A61H2201/165 ,  A61H2201/5097 ,  A61H2205/081 ,  A61H2201/5002 ,  A61H2201/1635 ,  A61H2201/5012 ,  A61H2201/1633 ,  A61H2201/5005 ,  A61H2201/1445 ,  A61H2201/1628 ,  A61H2201/501 ,  A61H2201/5061 ,  A61H2201/5084

Abstract: A wearable apparatus for the treatment or prevention of osteopenia or osteoporosis, stimulating bone growth, preserving or improving bone mineral density, and inhibiting adipogenesis is disclosed where the apparatus may generally comprise one or more vibrating elements configured for imparting repeated mechanical loads to the hip, femur, and/or spine of an individual at a frequency and acceleration sufficient for therapeutic effect. These vibrating elements may be secured to the upper body of an individual via one or more respective securing mechanisms, where the securing mechanisms are configured to position the one or more vibrating elements in a direction lateral to the individual, and the position, tension, and efficacy of these vibrating elements may be monitored and/or regulated by one or more accelerometers.