Seizure Alert Wear3 - MMW

My Medic Watch

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About this app

Seizure Alert Wear3 – MMW (My Medic Watch™) is an app designed for smartwatches running Wear OS 3+. It is compatible with Samsung Galaxy Watch 4-9, Google Pixel Watch 1-5 and other compatible Wear OS 3+ smartwatches.

The app requires both a compatible smartwatch AND a smartphone. (Standalone smartwatch version coming soon.)

Disclaimer: Seizure Alert Wear3 – MMW is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. The app is intended to detect movement patterns that may indicate a seizure-like event and provide alert notifications for assistance purposes only. It should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency services. Users should consult a healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Seizure Alert Wear3 – MMW uses proprietary and patented detection algorithms to analyse movement data captured by compatible smartwatch sensors. When the app detects movement patterns that may indicate a seizure-like event, it can automatically trigger an alert and notify the wearer’s nominated caregivers.

During a detected seizure-like event, the app continuously collects heart rate measurements directly from the smartwatch. This data is securely transmitted to the My Medic Watch server and, depending on the subscription plan, can be viewed by the patient and authorised caregivers through the My Medic Watch portal.

My Medic Watch provides monthly and yearly subscriptions with a free trial.

We do not sell or provide smartwatches. Seizure Alert Wear3 – MMW is compatible with commercially available Wear OS 3+ smartwatches.

View compatible smartwatch options at:
https://www.mymedicwatch.com/smartwatches/

When movement patterns that may indicate a seizure-like event are detected, the app can automatically notify nominated caregivers and provide the wearer’s location. The wearer can also manually activate an alert by pressing a button on the smartwatch.

This process has four steps:

1. Smart Detection: The app analyses movement data from smartwatch sensors using its proprietary and patented detection algorithms.
2. Alert: When movement patterns that may indicate a seizure-like event are detected, the app can automatically notify nominated caregivers, including the wearer’s GPS location.
3. Caregiver Notifications: Nominated caregivers can receive updates about the alert and its progress.
4. Additional Data: Depending on the subscription plan, users may have access to episode data, including heart rate measurements collected during the detected event, and may choose to share this information with authorised caregivers.

Location data: The app collects location data to provide the wearer’s location to nominated caregivers.

Subscription information:

Payment will be charged to your Google Play Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renewal is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current subscription period, and the renewal cost will be identified.

You can manage your subscription and/or turn off auto-renewal through your Google Play Account Settings after purchase. The current subscription cannot be cancelled during the active subscription period; however, you can manage your subscription and/or turn off auto-renewal for future renewal.

My Medic Watch Terms & Conditions: https://www.mymedicwatch.com/terms-conditions/
My Medic Watch Privacy Policy: https://www.mymedicwatch.com/privacy-policy/

Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that product, where applicable.

Note: Prolonged use of the smartwatch app may significantly reduce watch battery life.

For questions or feedback, contact [[e-mail]](mailto:[e-mail]).

Ratings and reviews

So far, some technical issues to start, and some issues with setting sensitivity parameters, but customer service is incredibly helpful and respond relatively quickly, considering they're on another continent. Once sensitivity parameters were sorted, seizure detection and alerting my caregivers was successful. It gave accurate location to them as well.

The app has worked for quite a while but then sometime over the past week, it just quit working. I've uninstalled reinstalled, cleared cache, stopped app, etc. and nothing seems to work. Tech support is unhelpful. As everyone else who uses this app, it gives us peace of mind. It sucks to not have that right now.

Although I am still in the early days of using this it is looking very promising. Simple to use and easy to set up. Two small queries, my carers app seems to record my watch battery as 0% while in fact it was over 90%. Also, it seems a bit unclear how to ensure the app is active without opening it both on your phone and carers app (perhaps I have missed whether this is a feature of a higher plan). Despite these teething issues it is good value and looks like offering what I need.