Ricmic, LLC v. Heritage Medcall, LLC
active- Docket:
- 8:2025cv00426
- Filed:
- 2025-02-20
This is an active patent infringement case filed on February 20, 2025, by Ricmic, LLC, which has filed a motion for pro hac vice appearance.
Defendant
2 cases as defendant.
Heritage Medcall, LLC is a private company headquartered in Tampa, Florida, specializing in emergency call systems and visual communication platforms for senior living communities. The company has been operating for over 30 years, since at least 1988. Information on the company's employee count or revenue range could not be definitively verified for Heritage Medcall, LLC.
Heritage Medcall, LLC offers comprehensive healthcare solutions designed to connect residents and caregivers safely, quickly, and reliably. Their primary product lines, Fusion and Freedom platforms, provide features such as emergency call systems, memory care, pendant systems, and Activities of Daily Living (ADL) monitoring. They also provide customized installation services for new constructions and retrofits, alongside staff training and 24/7 technical support.
Heritage Medcall, LLC primarily maintains a defensive patent litigation posture. According to the provided case data, the company has been a defendant in two tracked patent infringement lawsuits and has not initiated any suits as a plaintiff. Both cases were filed in the Florida Middle District Court, indicating they are an operating company defending against assertions rather than an entity focused on patent monetization.
The company's two tracked cases are both titled Ricmic, LLC v. Heritage Medcall, LLC. Ricmic, LLC is known for asserting patents related to wireless emergency call systems for the senior living and healthcare industries, including technology for information delivery, logging, recording, and reporting functionality.
This is an active patent infringement case filed on February 20, 2025, by Ricmic, LLC, which has filed a motion for pro hac vice appearance.
Ricmic, LLC sued Heritage Medcall, LLC for patent infringement. The case was filed in the Florida Middle District Court and settled confidentially within 92 days of filing.