ELECTROCORE, INC. v. HOOLEST PERFORMANCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC., njdc:2:2023cv02826

Medical devices, namely, nerve and muscle tissue stimulators; medical devices for treating breathing ailments, namely, asthma and bronchial constriction, gastric motility, gastric ailments, and circulatory ailments, the foregoing treatment accomplished by electrically stimulating and modulating nerve and muscle tissue;

Medical devices/apparatus, namely, nerve and/or muscle tissue stimulators; medical devices for treating diseases and disorders, by electrically stimulating or modulating nerve and/or muscle tissue;

Medical devices/apparatus, namely, nerve and/or muscle tissue stimulators; medical devices for treating diseases and disorders in animals, by electrically stimulating or modulating nerve and/or muscle tissue;

Insurance consulting and information services, namely, providing information in the fields of understanding health insurance coverage, copay issues, and reimbursement options, and assisting with copay issues;

Providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software for monitoring individuals relating to health issues, tracking current status and historic information regarding individuals' health related information, and for managing health care and scheduling treatments; providing an interactive web site featuring technology that enables users to enter, access, track, and monitor information regarding their symptoms; providing a web site featuring a portal for patients to access educational and training materials, including live, virtual coaching enabling patients to optimally use their medical devices;

Medical devices/apparatus, namely, nerve and/or muscle tissue stimulators; medical devices for treating diseases and disorders, by electrically stimulating or modulating nerve and/or muscle tissue;

Providing a web site featuring a portal for patients to access educational and training materials, including live, virtual coaching enabling patients to optimally use their medical devices; patient support services in the nature of technical support services, namely, assisting patients with use of their medical device by troubleshooting computer software problems in relation to medical devices; call centers to provide patient assistance regarding their medical device, namely, technology advice provided to medical device users by means of a support hotline; live virtual training in the use of a patient medical device;