SeizAlarm
Help when you need it. Seize the day! Help when you need it, for those with irregular movement. Help is also always just a button press away.
SeizAlarm is a user-friendly iPhone and Apple Watch app which allows those with irregular movements to alert emergency contacts when they need immediate help or think they might need help soon. Your contacts will be contacted with GPS coordinates, so they know where you are. SeizAlarm also supports multiple emergency contact support, so more than one person can be contacted when you need help. Help is just a button press away. Start taking back your independence today.
16/11/2023
This month is epilepsy awareness month. Encourage others to get trained and certified for seizure first aid. It doesn't take long and there is no cost. https://learn.epilepsy.com/courses/seizure-first-aid-cert-ondemand
14/03/2023
Exciting news! SeizAlarm now offers support for "Family Setup" Apple Watches. What does this mean for users? Well, it means that seizure detection can now work on a standalone basis with an LTE Apple Watch that has a mobile plan, without the need for an iPhone!
This fantastic feature is especially beneficial for parents with young children or seniors who can not have an iPhone.
Note: An iPhone is still needed to setup up the Watch, manage the app settings, and view the logs.
17/01/2023
8 Best Apps To Help Tackle Epilepsy It can be useful to record your symptoms and seizures in an epilepsy tracking app or diary...
18/11/2022
This month is epilepsy awareness month. Creating awareness eliminates myths, and increases support for epilepsy-affected people. Help spread awareness by wearing purple and teaching someone how to respond to a seizure.
15/10/2022
We were proud to sponsor the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago's 5K. Congrats to all the runners that participated!
https://www.facebook.com/EpilepsyChicago
We are looking for participants to help us beta test the next version of SeizAlarm. Specifically, the new version will be adding support for Apple's "Family Setup". This will allow you to use SeizAlarm on a Watch that isn't directly connected/paired with an iPhone. This is a huge update for those that use SeizAlarm for their children.
You don't need to be using "Family Setup" to participate because we need to test it for those that aren't as well. The setup process on the Watch will be different and we want to make sure it is user-friendly and understandable.
Comment on this post if you are interested. We'll be reviewing those that are interested to make sure they are good candidates for the test.
07/04/2022
The Ministry of Health estimates there are 36,000 children and 140,000 adults living with in Ukraine. Additionally, head traumas sustained during the war cause new onset . This is why we continue to support the effort to deliver anti-seizure medicines into Ukraine.
Please join us: https://rowglobal.org/donate/
Every dollar goes directly to benefit Ukrainians with epilepsy.
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26/01/2022
We recently created a thorough user manual that walks you through the SeizAlarm installation process and explains how to use all the features that SeizAlarm has to offer.
User Manual: https://bit.ly/3fWib7g
If you have questions, reach out to our support team at https://seizalarm.com/contact/.
16/01/2022
SeizAlarm version 5.2 is now available in the App Store.
We added features to improve the night monitoring experience. Such as the ability to control the volume of critical alert push notifications and the ability to disable the pre-help request countdown warning sound/vibration.
SeizAlarm also now captures the high and low heart rate range during a heart rate triggered help request event. These are saved in the log for added details you can share with your doctor.
https://apple.co/3e4Ccq0
02/11/2021
π November is Epilepsy Awareness month. π
Currently, there is no cure. Beyond seizures, those with epilepsy face stigma, discrimination, and social isolation. Epilepsy impacts every aspect of one's life and every person in it. Together, we can reduce the stigma and work in pursuit of a world free of epilepsy..
11/08/2021
If you know someone with epilepsy and you are with them often, it is good to get some training or be familiar with seizure first aid.
A seizure that lasts longer than 5 minutes, or having more than 1 seizure within a 5 minutes period, without returning to a normal level of consciousness between episodes is called status epilepticus.
This is a medical emergency that may lead to serious brain injury.
08/05/2021
A seizure detection app and help request service like SeizAlarm is very helpful for those living alone and want peace of mind knowing that help requests will be sent out automatically if a seizure occurs.
Are you currently living alone or with another?
What advice would you give to someone living on their own?
05/05/2021
No matter what, you don't have to fight alone. π
27/03/2021
Happy friends!
Let's take today to tell our stories, help further awareness by sharing epilepsy related content and WEAR YOUR PURPLE!