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Murray Ira Lappe

from Malibu, CA
Age ~69
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Also known as:
Murray I Lappe, Murray Gilda Lappe, Murray Lopet, Murray Latp, Ira Lappe Murray, Lappe Murray, Lerman Lappe Murray, Murray E
Related to:
Bridgette A Lappe, 30Gloria Lappe, 91Gilda LappeGilda B Lappe, 71Gia LappeLucas Lappe
Connected to:
Alyssa N Lappe, 28Jessica A Lappe, 37Joy A Lappe, 75Mary Lappe, 61Sarah L Lappe, 32Scott J Lappen, 54Yvonne R Lappen, 52Jessica E Lappert, 38Miranda D Lappert, 38Ronald J Lappert, 91

Murray Lappe Phones & Addresses

  • Malibu, CA
  • 8639 Drake Ave, Skokie, IL 60076
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Inverness, IL
  • Pacific Palisades, CA
  • Boca Raton, FL
  • Winnetka, IL
  • Beverly Hills, CA
  • Highland Park, IL
  • 8639 Drake Ave, Skokie, IL 60076 (323) 272-4129

Work

Company: Sterimed medical waste solutions May 2015 Position: Chairman and chief executive officer

Education

School / High School: Northwestern Center Feinberg School of Medicine 1982

Skills

Start Ups • Strategic Planning • New Business Development • Management • Mergers and Acquisitions • Leadership • Business Development • Venture Capital • Team Building • Strategy • Process Improvement • Business Strategy • Marketing Strategy • Healthcare • Program Management • Training • Contract Negotiation • Account Management • Product Management • Medical Devices • Mergers • Investments • Patents • Private Equity • Corporate Development

Languages

English

Industries

Hospital & Health Care

Specialities

Family Medicine

Professional Records

Medicine Doctors

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Dr. Murray I Lappe, Beverly Hills CA - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

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Specialties:
Family Medicine
Address:
9570 Heather Rd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Languages:
English
Education:
Medical School
Northwestern Center Feinberg School of Medicine
Graduated: 1982
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Murray Ira Lappe

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Specialties:
General Practice
Medical Toxicology
Occupational Medicine
Education:
Northwestern University (1982)

Resumes

Resumes

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Chairman And Chief Executive Officer

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Location:
Chicago, IL
Industry:
Hospital & Health Care
Work:
Sterimed Medical Waste Solutions
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Emerge Diagnostics
Medical Director and Board of Directors
Four Futures Investments
Managing General Partner
Jdrf Los Angeles Jan 2003 - Jan 2007
Director
National Medical Review Offices 1988 - 2001
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Education:
Csmc Postdoctoral Scientist Program 1982 - 1983
Northwestern University - the Feinberg School of Medicine 1977 - 1982
Doctor of Medicine, Doctorates, Medicine University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign 1973 - 1977
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Genetics
Skills:
Start Ups
Strategic Planning
New Business Development
Management
Mergers and Acquisitions
Leadership
Business Development
Venture Capital
Team Building
Strategy
Process Improvement
Business Strategy
Marketing Strategy
Healthcare
Program Management
Training
Contract Negotiation
Account Management
Product Management
Medical Devices
Mergers
Investments
Patents
Private Equity
Corporate Development

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Murray Ira Lappe
Murray Lappe MD
Emergency Medicine · Family Doctor
8639 Drake Ave, Skokie, IL 60076
(310) 770-0234
Murray Lappe
Tikvah Etta Lazear Israel Center
Child Day Care Services
12722 Riverside Dr, North Hollywood, CA 91607
Murray Lappe
President
NATIONAL MEDICAL REVIEW OFFICES, INC
5900 Wilshire Blvd 22, Los Angeles, CA 90036
5900 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Murray Lappe
President
ESP EMPLOYMENT SCREENING PARTNERS, INC
8634 Drake Ave, Skokie, IL 60076
9570 Heather Rd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Murray Lappe
President
HEICENT HOLDINGS, INC
8639 Drake Ave, Skokie, IL 60076
5900 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Murray I. Lappe
Director
Escreen, Inc
Murray Lappe
Medical Doctor, Principal
Murray Ira Lappe M.D
Trust Management
1154 Cocoanut Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33432
454 S Windsor Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90020
9570 Heather Rd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Murray Lappe
Gplp
Lappe Family Limited Partnership
5750 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036

Publications

Us Patents

System For Collecting And Locally Analyzing A Fluid Specimen

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US Patent:
6342183, Jan 29, 2002
Filed:
Feb 5, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/245175
Inventors:
Murray Lappe - Beverly Hills CA
John W. Goodin - Coto de Caza CA
Keith Patten - Los Angeles CA
Bill Whitford - Woodland Hills CA
Assignee:
Escreen - Overland Park KS
International Classification:
G01N 2103
US Classification:
422 58, 422 8205, 422 681, 436165, 436178
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for collecting a fluid specimen, locally analyzing the specimen to qualitatively detect specified chemical components at concentrations above threshold levels, and providing machine readable test results for facilitating data collection and reporting. The apparatus includes an assaying device comprised of a cup for collecting a fluid specimen and a cap carrying at least one test strip for visually reacting to one or more specified chemical components in the specimen. The cap also carries an aliquot delivery mechanism for forcing an aliquot of the fluid specimen onto the test strip. The assaying device is preferably configured to interact with a reader device capable of reading the reaction of the test strip to produce a data output.

System For Automatically Testing A Fluid Specimen

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US Patent:
6514461, Feb 4, 2003
Filed:
Nov 24, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/444926
Inventors:
Murray I. Lappe - Beverly Hills CA
David A. Birkner - Wayland MA
John W. Goodin - Coto de Caza CA
Keith Patten - Los Angeles CA
Bill Whitford - Woodland Hills CA
Assignee:
eScreen, Inc. - Overland Park KS
International Classification:
G01N 3348
US Classification:
422 681, 422 63, 422 8205, 422119
Abstract:
A system for automatically testing a fluid specimen, e. g. , urine, to indicate the presence of specified chemical components in the specimen. The system preferably utilizes an assaying device comprised of a collection cup and a cap which carries at least one test strip. The device includes an integrated aliquot delivery mechanism actuatable to wet the test strip with an aliquot delivered from the fluid specimen. The assaying device is configured to operate in conjunction with an electronic reader device capable of actuating the aliquot delivery mechanism and reading the reaction of the test strip. A preferred reader device defines a keyed receptacle for accommodating a complementary shaped cup housing in a particular orientation. The reader device is comprised of a camera for capturing the image of a test strip, an actuator for actuating an aliquot delivery mechanism, and a microprocessor/controller for (1) controlling the camera and actuator and (2) processing the image.

System For Collecting And Locally Analyzing A Fluid Specimen

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US Patent:
6616894, Sep 9, 2003
Filed:
Oct 4, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/971850
Inventors:
Murray Lappe - Beverly Hills CA
John W. Goodin - Coto de Caza CA
Keith Patten - Los Angeles CA
Bill Whitford - Woodland Hills CA
Assignee:
Screen, Inc. - Overland Park KS
International Classification:
G01N 3348
US Classification:
422 681, 422 58, 422 61, 422100, 422102, 422103
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for collecting a fluid specimen, locally analyzing the specimen to qualitatively detect specified chemical components at concentrations above threshold levels, and providing machine readable test results for facilitating data collection and reporting. The apparatus includes an assaying device comprised of a cup for collecting a fluid specimen and a cap carrying at least one test strip for visually reacting to one or more specified chemical components in the specimen. The cap also carries an aliquot delivery mechanism for forcing an aliquot of the fluid specimen onto the test strip. The assaying device is preferably configured to interact with a reader device capable of reading the reaction of the test strip to produce a data output.

System For Collecting And Locally Analyzing A Fluid Specimen

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US Patent:
6623979, Sep 23, 2003
Filed:
Oct 4, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/971855
Inventors:
Murray Lappe - Beverly Hills CA
John W. Goodin - Coto de Caza CA
Keith Patten - Los Angeles CA
Bill Whitford - Woodland Hills CA
Assignee:
Escreen - Overland Park KS
International Classification:
G01N 2103
US Classification:
436165, 436166, 436169, 436807, 436808, 422 50, 422 681
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for collecting a fluid specimen, locally analyzing the specimen to qualitatively detect specified chemical components at concentrations above threshold levels, and providing machine readable test results for facilitating data collection and reporting. The apparatus includes an assaying device comprised of a cup for collecting a fluid specimen and a cap carrying at least one test strip for visually reacting to one or more specified chemical components in the specimen. The cap also carries an aliquot delivery mechanism for forcing an aliquot of the fluid specimen onto the test strip. The assaying device is preferably configured to interact with a reader device capable of reading the reaction of the test strip to produce a data output.

System For Automatically Testing A Fluid Specimen

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US Patent:
6716393, Apr 6, 2004
Filed:
Feb 6, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/072154
Inventors:
Murray I. Lappe - Beverly Hills CA
David A. Birkner - Wayland MA
John W. Goodin - Coto de Caza CA
Keith Patten - Los Angeles CA
Bill Whitford - Woodland Hills CA
Assignee:
eScreen, Inc. - Overland Park KS
International Classification:
G01N 3348
US Classification:
422 681, 422 58, 422 61, 422100, 422102, 422103
Abstract:
A system for automatically testing a fluid specimen, e. g. , urine, to indicate the presence of specified chemical components in the specimen. The system preferably utilizes an assaying device comprised of a collection cup and a cap which carries at least one test strip. The device includes an integrated aliquot delivery mechanism actuatable to wet the test strip with an aliquot delivered from the fluid specimen. The assaying device is configured to operate in conjunction with an electronic reader device capable of actuating the aliquot delivery mechanism and reading the reaction of the test strip. A preferred reader device defines a keyed receptacle for accommodating a complementary shaped cup housing in a particular orientation. The reader device is comprised of a camera for capturing the image of a test strip, an actuator for actuating an aliquot delivery mechanism, and a microprocessor/controller for (1) controlling the camera and actuator and (2) processing the image.

On Site Machine Readable If Assaying System

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US Patent:
RE38509, May 4, 2004
Filed:
Jul 26, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/916905
Inventors:
Murray Lappe - Beverly Hills CA
Assignee:
eScreen, Inc. - Overland Park KS
International Classification:
G06F 710
US Classification:
23546213, 23546201, 23546204, 422 56
Abstract:
A machine readable assaying system comprising a test card having machine readable assaying means. A plurality of individual analysis strips, each strip comprising antibodies and/or reagents capable of indicating the positive presence of distinct illicit substances form a pattern of elements including one or more fixed strips and one or more blank regions. The detection of the presence of a particular substance or drug will result in one or more of the analysis strips changing from a first (light reflective) color to a second darker (light absorbent) color. The pattern of analysis strips, fixed strips and blank regions may be provided to encode one or more characters/digits of information. By the inclusion of the analysis strips with the plurality of fixed strips and blank regions, the detection of one or more illicit substances may alter the overall pattern of fixed and test strips and blank regions, and hence cause the encoded information represented thereby to be altered. Accordingly, the particular pattern of bars and spaces that result from an exposure the physiological fluids of a donor is contemplated to produce a distinct machine readable indicia. The transformation which occurs on the test card will be uninterpretable by the administrator of the test, thus preserving the anonymity and privacy of the tested individual.

System For Automatically Testing A Fluid Specimen

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US Patent:
6964752, Nov 15, 2005
Filed:
Feb 13, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/779014
Inventors:
Murray I. Lappe - Beverly Hills CA, US
David A. Birkner - Wayland MA, US
John W. Goodin - Coto de Caza CA, US
Keith Patten - Los Angeles CA, US
Bill Whitford - Woodland Hills CA, US
Assignee:
eScreen, Inc. - Overland Park KS
International Classification:
G01N031/00
US Classification:
422 82, 422 681, 422 63, 422 8205, 422119, 422 58, 422 61, 422100, 422102, 422103
Abstract:
A system for automatically testing a fluid specimen, e. g. , urine, to indicate the presence of specified chemical components in the specimen. The system preferably utilizes an assaying device comprised of a collection cup and a cap which carries at least one test strip. The device includes an integrated aliquot delivery mechanism actuatable to wet the test strip with an aliquot delivered from the fluid specimen. The assaying device is configured to operate in conjunction with an electronic reader device capable of actuating the aliquot delivery mechanism and reading the reaction of the test strip. A preferred reader device defines a keyed receptacle for accommodating a complementary shaped cup housing in a particular orientation. The reader device is comprised of a camera for capturing the image of a test strip, an actuator for actuating an aliquot delivery mechanism, and a microprocessor/controller for (1) controlling the camera and actuator and (2) processing the image.

Changeable Machine Readable Assaying Indicia

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US Patent:
RE39226, Aug 8, 2006
Filed:
May 10, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/852872
Inventors:
Murray Lappe - Beverly Hills CA, US
Assignee:
eScreen, Inc. - Overland Park KS
International Classification:
G06K 7/10
G01J 33/16
US Classification:
235375, 23546204, 235494, 422 56
Abstract:
A machine readable assaying system including an assay card having a machine readable assaying indicia located upon a surface of the card. At least one analysis element is provided with the assaying indicia, and is capable of monitoring a parameter to detect and optically signal the presence or absence of a desired state. The analysis elements composing, at least in part, an assaying mechanism in the form a pattern of elements, generally additionally including at least one fixed element, and or at least one blank region.
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Murray Ira Lappe from Malibu, CA, age ~69 Get Report