ZOLL (Class 9)

The trademark application number 3987806 is currently marked as "UNKNOWN" in the official trademark registry.

The trademark application number 3987806 is owned by ZOLL Medical Corporation.

Trademark application number 3987806 is filed under Class 9, which relates to the specified goods and services.

The trademark agent associated with application number 3987806 is ARCHER & ANGEL.

Yes, trademark application number 3987806 was published in Journal No. 1877.

Trademark application number 3987806 relates to "omputer software; scientific, life-saving and teaching apparatus and instruments; computer software for use in database management and documentation of resuscitation information for emergency medical services (EMS), medical business and hospital use; computer software for medical devices and resuscitation systems; computer software for ambulance and emergency medical services (EMS) entities for control and management of call intake, assistance dispatch and capturing of patient information, billing for emergency medical services (EMS)/ambulance; computer software for use in an integrated data management system for centralizing information for an emergency medical services (EMS) business; computer software for use in managing the schedules of emergency medical services (EMS) employees; computer software for use in managing the deployment of resources for emergency medical services (EMS) use; computer software to track emergency medical services (EMS) vehicle location via the internet; wireless communication hardware and software for communication between dispatch communication centers and emergency medical services (EMS) responders for reporting and collecting patient information in connection with emergency medical services; wireless communication hardware and software for emergency medical services (EMS) and 911 use for communication between dispatch communication centers and emergency medical services (EMS) responders; software as a feature of a defibrillator, to filter cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) artifact out of the electrocardiography (ECG) waveform; defibrillator batteries and chargers therefor; wireless communication hardware and software for reporting and collecting patient information from medical devices in connection with emergency medical services; computer software as a component of a wearable monitoring and/or treatment device for monitoring patient compliance, and for monitoring patient activity and diagnosing patient condition; devices intended for the education, demonstration and practice of performance of lifesaving medical procedures, namely, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR); computer hardware and computer software programs for managing an automated external defibrillator (AED) program.".