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My Medic Watch (Seizures)

My Medic Watch (Seizures)

This app automatically detects seizures via a smartwatch and alerts nominated carers or family members, providing timely support, reassurance, and greater independence for people living with seizure risk.
 
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My Medic Watch (Seizures) is a discreet app designed to support people who experience seizures. Worn on a compatible smartwatch, it automatically detects possible seizure activity and sends alerts to chosen contacts, helping ensure timely assistance.
 
The app offers reassurance for both users and their support networks, making it easier to maintain independence and peace of mind. Its core value lies in providing a sense of safety without disrupting daily routines.
 
This app can offer support for those who:
 
  • Want to feel safer living alone or spending time independently
  • Experience unpredictable health events and need a way to alert others quickly
  • Have family or carers who wish to be notified if a seizure is detected
  • May have difficulty calling for help during a medical episode
  • Value discreet, automatic monitoring that does not require manual input
  • Seek to reduce anxiety for themselves and their loved ones about managing seizures
 
Always seek advice from qualified healthcare providers and practitioners. Please read instructions carefully, and though technology can assist, do not rely on products as lifesaving devices.

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  • Features

    • Automatic fall detection that alerts emergency contacts if a fall is detected
    • Real-time emergency alerts sent to family, friends, or caregivers via smartphone app
    • Works with smartwatches, allowing discreet and continuous monitoring
    • Supports both Android and Apple devices for broad compatibility
    • Provides location tracking to help responders find the user quickly
    • Designed for independent living, supporting seniors and people with medical conditions

  • Tips for Use

    Tips to Use

     

    1. Download the My Medic Watch app from the App Store or Google Play. 
    2. Register your account using your personal details as prompted.  
    3. Pair your compatible smartwatch with the app following the on-screen instructions.  
    4. Set up emergency contacts within the app to receive alerts if an incident is detected.  
    5. Wear your smartwatch as recommended to ensure continuous monitoring.  
    6. Regularly check your incident and health trend reports in the app.  
    7. Share your health data with trusted family members, carers, or healthcare professionals as needed.

  • Good to Know

    MyMedic Watch — What the Evidence Actually Shows

    MyMedic Watch is an Australian-developed app that runs on commercially available smartwatches (such as Apple Watch or Samsung) to detect seizures and falls, alerting nominated caregivers with GPS location.

    What can be said with confidence:

    • MyMedic Watch describes its algorithms as clinically tested, with a focus on seizure disorder and fall detection populations. Their stated goal is to increase autonomy while creating peace of mind for caregivers.
    • MyMedic Watch states it is one of the first companies to incorporate data from extensive medical trials as well as machine learning to develop and refine their detection algorithms.
    • The Epilepsy Foundation (US) lists MyMedic Watch in its Device Wiki as an external wearable that provides alerts for caregivers of people with epilepsy — a meaningful, if informal, acknowledgement from a major epilepsy advocacy organisation.

    What is not yet established:

    There are no published peer-reviewed clinical trials or independent studies specific to MyMedic Watch's seizure detection accuracy.

    The company states its seizure detection algorithms have been developed using data from medical trials and machine learning. It runs on commercially available smartwatches, making it more accessible and affordable than dedicated medical devices.

    As with all seizure monitoring wearables that are not formally cleared as medical devices, we recommend discussing suitability with a neurologist before relying on it as a primary safety tool.

     

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