DR. BRENT RULON TWITCHELL
Dentist at 4015, Salt Lake City, UT
License number
Utah 5665059-9922
Category
Dentist
Type
Dentist
Address
Address
5547 S 4015 W SUITE 1, Salt Lake City, UT 84118
Phone
(801) 968-3585
(801) 968-3586 (Fax)
(801) 968-3586 (Fax)
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3367 W Canyon Meadow Dr, South Jordan, UT 84095
3451 W 4400 S, Salt Lake Cty, UT 84119
Kearns, UT
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Movable Seat For A Motorized Transport Chair
US Patent:
4351562, Sep 28, 1982
Filed:
Jul 17, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/164707
Inventors:
Brent L. Twitchell - Granger UT
Kendel S. Twitchell - Murray UT
Brent W. Zitting - Granger UT
Kendel S. Twitchell - Murray UT
Brent W. Zitting - Granger UT
International Classification:
B62D 1104
US Classification:
297345
Abstract:
The present invention is a movable seat for arrangement with a motorized transport chair for use by a handicapped person. The movable seat is motorized to provide a lifting and pivoting capability to a person sitting thereon by their operating a hand control and includes a back that is hinge connected whereby the back can be pivoted to a seat bottom engaging attitude, lowering the seat vertical dimension appropriately. Additionally, the seat back can be provided with arms arranged to maintain a parallel attitude to the seat bottom as the seat back is pivoted.
Invalid Chair
US Patent:
D266499, Oct 12, 1982
Filed:
Nov 15, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/094376
Inventors:
Brent L. Twitchell - Granger UT
Kendel S. Twitchell - Murray UT
Kendel S. Twitchell - Murray UT
International Classification:
D1212
US Classification:
D12131
Three-Dimensional Lift
US Patent:
4243147, Jan 6, 1981
Filed:
Mar 12, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/019865
Inventors:
Brent L. Twitchell - Granger UT
Kendel S. Twitchell - Murray UT
Kendel S. Twitchell - Murray UT
International Classification:
B66C 1706
US Classification:
212159
Abstract:
A three-dimensional lift intended for use by a handicapped person, providing him with three dimensions of mobility within a room or rooms. The invention consists of uniform channels or rails secured in parallel configuration adjacent to or on a room ceiling with a traveling bridge arranged to traverse the length of the channels, and incorporates with the bridge a head mounted to travel thereacross spanning the room or rooms with a sling suspended therefrom to move vertically, supporting the handicapped person, and includes a remote control hung from the head, accessable to and giving the handicapped person the capability to operate the device while he is seated in the sling, providing that person with three dimensions of travel that they control. The invention includes two motors that are arranged with the head turning sprockets in fixed chains connecting between the wall channels across the traveling bridge to provide movement of the traveling bridge and head thereacross, with a third motor providing vertical movement of the sling. The motors are preferably operated by a low voltage system, preferably through batteries, to limit a potential for dangerous electrical shock to the handicapped person should the control contact water.
Child Transport Vehicle
US Patent:
4268054, May 19, 1981
Filed:
Jun 27, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/048823
Inventors:
Brent L. Twitchell - Granger UT
Kendel S. Twitchell - Murray UT
Kendel S. Twitchell - Murray UT
International Classification:
B62M 114
US Classification:
280242WC
Abstract:
A wheeled transport vehicle for providing mobility to a handicapped child preferably consisting of a one-piece contoured plastic seat that is secured between side frame sections that rise and join in a high arc above a seat back portion as a hand grip area, the frame sections including arm and headrest members, with an axle member secured thereacross below the seat with ends thereof extending beyond the seat-sides that have large air inflated tires mounted on wheels journaled thereon, the frame further including a curved arm that mounts a caster thereon to provide a third point of ground contact. The present invention, in one embodiment, provides vehicle braking by appropriate movement of the pivoting handle or by stepping onto a vehicle step that is pivotally connected across the frame and connects to, pivot with, the pivoting handle, thereby moving the bar locks against both inflated tires.