TS-005687 —

TS-005673 — This invention is an AI‑powered chatbot designed to support adolescents at risk for or experiencing substance use disorder involving alcohol, nicotine, or marijuana. Through SMS or app‑based messaging, the chatbot uses large language models to provide real‑time ecological assessments, personalized behavioral reinforcement, and adaptive engagement analytics.

TS-005671 — This new advanced workplace‑violence prevention training platform uses immersive virtual reality and interactive, case‑based simulations to help healthcare staff recognize, de-escalate, and safely respond to potentially violent encounters.

TS-005667 — This new IP is both a process and framework-based product for accessing pediatric AI readiness and standardized evaluation and benchmarking. Together, the PAIR Framework and checklist establish a standardized, scalable process for evaluating and certifying pediatric AI technologies which enables safer deployment across clinical, community, and global health settings.

TS-004692 — An AI-driven chatbot system for the real-time identification of health-related social needs (HRSNs) in resource limited settings.

TS-003686 — The IP leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to revolutionize healthcare communication and education and aims to enhance patient-provider interaction, augment therapy sessions, and improve health literacy through interactive visual content generation. By utilizing advanced AI/ML methods and algorithms, such as generative adversarial networks (GAN) and generative pre-trained transformers (GPT), the IP enables the generation of visual imagery from voice and text inputs. These AI-generated images can be produced via various platforms, including mobile apps, smart speakers, computers, and web content, allowing for seamless integration into healthcare delivery and education processes. The technology facilitates visually augmented conversations between healthcare providers and patients, and the generated content is culturally sensitive and customizable based on user demographics. By providing visual aids during therapy sessions, the IP enhances the effectiveness of behavioral therapy interventions, empowering patients and promoting positive behavior change. The IP holds significant commercial potential, with opportunities for licensing and further development. Digital therapeutics companies, telehealth providers, and educational institutions are prime candidates for collaboration and partnership. Additionally, future iterations of the technology may incorporate virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and conversational AI components to further enhance the user experience and expand its utility.

TS-003663 — This invention is a comprehensive conversational design protocol and chatbot prototype, particularly focusing on aiding individuals from low socioeconomic statuses and vulnerable populations in enrolling for essential benefits and social services. Unlike existing systems that often overlook the needs of underserved communities, the IP is tailored to cater to the unique challenges faced by low socioeconomic status and vulnerable populations. Utilizing a multimodal communication approach and evidence-based design, the chatbot facilitates enrollment in various services ranging from Medicaid to housing and education. By integrating behavioral economics principles into its conversational design, the system employs effective nudges to guide users through the enrollment process. Its scalability, adaptability, and customizable protocol ensure relevance and utility across diverse contexts. The prototype is being developed and tested, with future applications envisioned in disaster response, mental health support, employment assistance, and more. The IP’s potential commercialization pathways include government partnerships, nonprofit collaborations, integration with healthcare providers, and customizable solutions for businesses. With its focus on inclusivity, effectiveness, and scalability, it is a promising solution to improve access to vital social services for vulnerable populations.