DR. ROBERT B VAN CLEVE, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at Barrs St, Jacksonville, FL

6731725, May 4, 2004

Jun 28, 2000

09/605477

Keith A. Merwin - Jacksonville FL 32258
Robert J. van Winkel - Jacksonville FL 32224

H04M 164

379 8823, 379 80, 379 8801

The automated, computerized voice message storage and redelivery system (SRS) provides for the receipt, recordation and storage into individual computer files of telephonic messages received from subscribers who telephone into the computer system and respond either verbally or via touch-tone keypad to verbal prompts by the SRS in order to enter scheduling data and who then record voice message(s) in response to prompts by the SRS. The SRS receives the subscribers scheduling data and verbal message. The SRS automatically checks its files every minute of every day and, upon detecting a scheduled call telephones the predetermined number. When the recipient telephone is answered, the SRS listens for a human voice. If a human voice is detected, the SRS then replays the previously recorded voice message. If a human voice is not detected, the SRS terminates the telephone call and then does one of two things depending upon the previously recorded request of the subscriber.

7046769, May 16, 2006

Jun 27, 2001

09/892938

Keith A. Merwin - Jacksonville FL, US
Robert J. van Winkel - Jacksonville FL, US

Ringminder, Inc. - Ponte Vedra Beach FL

H04M 1/64, H04M 3/42

379 671, 379 72, 379 76, 379 8812, 379 8817, 379 8818, 37920101, 37920102, 37920107, 37921001

An automated, computerized voice message storage and redelivery system and method comprises a computer for executing software commands, a telephone connection operatively connected to the computer for calling and answering a telephone call from a remote location, and signal recognition capability operatively connected to the telephone connection and to the computer for determining if a telephone called from the telephone connection has been answered by a human voice or by a digital voice. Memory is operatively connected to the computer for storing voice messages for remembering the number of each remote telephone, programs for operating the computer for receiving, recording, and redelivery of voice messages. The programs include calling a remote telephone number; determining if the telephone number is answered and determining by the signal recognition capability if a human voice or digital voice has answered the telephone; and for providing that if a digital voice answers the telephone whether such digital voice is an automated attendant answering system (AAA), a voice mail system (VMS), or an automated answer machine (AAM). The call can be transferred to another telephone number if such number was recorded if an AAA or VMS answers the telephone; and providing by the SRS the message recorded to the AAM if an AAM answers the call.