Gregory T Quinn

US Patent:

6368294, Apr 9, 2002

Filed:

Jan 5, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/754576

Inventors:

Gregory Quinn - Brooklyn NY 11214

International Classification:

A61H 700

US Classification:

601137, 601136

Abstract:

A massaging surface contains alternating rows of massaging elements, each element includes three resilient arms extending radially and upwardly in symmetry from a common base point on that surface and terminating in massaging balls for delivering long stroke massage when pressed against a skin of a patient. The massaging surface allows for administering uniform massage over a large area including longitudinal and rotational strokes due to overlapping of massaging areas of individual adjacent massaging elements.

US Patent:

61936790, Feb 27, 2001

Filed:

Apr 2, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/285588

Inventors:

Gregory Quinn - Brooklyn NY

International Classification:

A61H 1900

US Classification:

601 97

Abstract:

A massaging garment for a massage of a selected area of the wearer's body such as the lower back, the garment is activated by the natural movements of the wearer such as walking or running and comprises a belt covering a holding frame containing a plurality of rollers positioned over the massaging plate. The holding frame is reciprocally driven by a push-pull element attached to the thigh of the wearer while walking so that the rollers cause selective compression of the raised elements of the massaging plate and thus cause the desired massaging action over the wearer's body.

US Patent:

61742988, Jan 16, 2001

Filed:

Feb 24, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/256385

Inventors:

Gregory Quinn - Brooklyn NY
Michael Leschinsky - Waldwick NJ

International Classification:

A61H 700

US Classification:

601137

Abstract:

A massaging element for delivering a long stroke massage, the massaging element having at least one pair of symmetrical arc-shaped spring elements extending from a central driving component and having replaceable massaging units such as rollers at their free ends. A driving unit delivers reciprocating motions to the central driving component causing compressing and outward movements of the massaging units. A power or manually driven massager incorporates a plurality of the massaging elements for a wide area massage of the patient's body. The massager is easily foldable for storage or transport.