Prefcards Surgical Data Aggregation and Inventory Management Patent Application
Summary
Prefcards LLC has filed patent application US20260100271A1 for a system integrating surgical preference data with inventory management and machine learning. The system generates aggregated data forms linking surgeons, facilities, and surgery types to medical item preferences, communicates with facility inventory systems, and uses ML algorithms to suggest amendments to preference forms including quantity changes, product substitutions, or item additions. The application was filed on October 6, 2025, and published on April 9, 2026.
“Systems, methods, and devices for data ingestion and aggregation, file analysis, and predictive modeling.”
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Prefcards LLC has filed a patent application covering systems and methods for surgical data aggregation that combine preference cards with inventory management and machine learning-driven predictions. The invention enables generating aggregated surgical preference forms linked to specific surgeons, facilities, and procedure types, with electronic integration to facility inventory systems and ML-based suggestions for quantity adjustments, product substitutions, or additional items.
Healthcare facilities and surgical equipment suppliers should be aware that this patent application, once granted, could affect product development strategies for inventory management software in surgical settings. The technology described spans both data aggregation and predictive analytics for medical supply chain optimization.
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AUTOMATED DATA AGGREGATION WITH FILE ANALYSIS AND PREDICTIVE MODELING
Application US20260100271A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026
Assignee
Prefcards LLC
Inventors
Paul Reynolds, Brandon Reynolds, Neil McGuire, Chad Ramos
Abstract
Systems, methods, and devices for data ingestion and aggregation, file analysis, and predictive modeling. A method includes generating an aggregated data form comprising surgical preference data, wherein the aggregated data form identifies a plurality of medical items, and wherein the aggregated data form is associated with a surgeon, a facility, and a surgery type. The method includes electronically communicating with an inventory management solution associated with the facility to retrieve inventory data for the plurality of medical items. The method includes receiving from a machine learning algorithm an amendment suggestion for the aggregated data form, wherein the amendment suggestion comprises one or more of: an amendment to a quantity of a first medical item, an identity of a first product satisfying the first medical item, or an addition of a second medical item not included in the aggregated data form.
CPC Classifications
G16H 40/20 G06F 3/0482 G06F 40/134 G06F 40/166 G06V 30/1448 G06V 30/19173
Filing Date
2025-10-06
Application No.
19350819
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