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Seizure Tracker empowers people living with seizures to take control of their own healthcare.

04/01/2026

We’re excited to quietly introduce something new from Seizure Tracker 💜

Our Quick Access Bands are now available on Amazon (limited release).

These wearable bands let anyone with a smartphone:
✔️ Time a seizure in real-time
✔️ Log rescue medications or VNS use
✔️ Instantly access a personalized seizure action plan
No logins. Just tap and go.

This is about making seizure response easier for families, caregivers, teachers, and anyone nearby.

👉 Explore the bands: https://amzn.to/4v08fPe

⚠️ Note: These are not seizure detection devices; they’re designed for quick access, tracking, and sharing critical information.

We’re starting small, learning from the community, and building from there.

03/30/2026

Today is National Doctors’ Day, a chance to say thank you to the physicians who care for individuals and families every day.

We’re especially grateful for the doctors who work alongside patients and caregivers managing epilepsy.

Seizure Tracker was built to support those conversations, helping track seizures, medications, and patterns so that appointments are more informed and care is more connected.

Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to care.
Learn more: https://seizuretracker.com/

03/27/2026

Purple Day may be over, but epilepsy awareness doesn’t stop here.

Seizure Tracker started when our son began having seizures as an infant. After being sent home with a paper log, we quickly realized it wasn’t enough to understand what was happening or help guide his care truly.

We needed better tools, so we built them.

Today, we continue that mission by helping individuals and families track seizures, identify patterns, and communicate more effectively with their care teams.

Because awareness is just the beginning, action, data, and empowerment are what drive change.

Learn more:
https://seizuretracker.com/

03/26/2026

Every March 26th, people around the world come together to raise awareness, educate others, dispel myths, and show support for those living with epilepsy.

Check out this graphic to learn 5 things most people don’t know about epilepsy, and help us spread awareness together.

Want to learn more about the different kinds of seizures and how they present https://bit.ly/4lMC4Pe

03/23/2026

Connecting seizure data with clinical care

The Seizure Tracker electronic health record (EHR) integration initiative allows patient-reported seizure data to flow directly into the clinical workflow. This can include seizure activity, medications, therapies, and other key details that help physicians better understand what’s happening between appointments.

With real-time data access, dynamic visualizations, and flexible APIs built on modern healthcare standards, Seizure Tracker helps bring meaningful patient data directly to clinicians.

Learn more about Seizure Tracker medical record integration:
https://bit.ly/3LK7acm

03/20/2026

📊 Turn seizure data into insights.

Seizure Tracker allows you to transform the information you record in your seizure diary into clear graphs and reports that help visualize patterns over time.

These visualizations can show:
• Seizure frequency trends
• Seizures by time of day
• Medication and therapy changes
• Daily variables and possible triggers

Seeing seizure activity displayed over time can help support more informed conversations with your healthcare team and guide treatment decisions.

Learn more about Seizure Tracker graph options: https://bit.ly/4bxFVea

03/18/2026

🧠 In honor of , we’re highlighting how understanding the brain’s rhythms may help improve epilepsy care.

Research shows that seizures can sometimes follow daily or weekly cycles, and identifying these patterns may help guide treatment approaches like chronotherapy—adjusting medication timing based on when seizures tend to occur.

Tracking the time and frequency of seizures can provide valuable information for patients and clinicians, helping support more informed conversations about seizure management and medication timing.

Learn more about seizure chronotherapy here: https://bit.ly/40MFoAl

03/16/2026

🧠 Brain Awareness Week

Did you know the human brain uses about 20% of the body’s energy? It’s one of the most complex and powerful organs in the body, and epilepsy reminds us just how delicate brain activity can be.

Learning more about seizures and brain health can help people living with epilepsy feel more informed and empowered.

Explore our Seizure Success® and You! library for educational resources about seizures, treatments, tracking tools, and living with epilepsy: https://seizuretracker.com/SeizureSuccess/

03/13/2026

🌙 In honor of , we’re raising awareness about nighttime seizure monitoring.

Seizures can occur during sleep and may go unwitnessed. That’s why some families use monitoring tools — including wearable devices, bed sensors, camera systems, audio monitors, and seizure alert dogs — to help detect nighttime seizure activity and alert caregivers.

While monitoring can help detect seizures, tracking seizure details provides important context, helping identify patterns and support conversations with healthcare providers.

Learn more about seizure alert devices and seizure dogs here: https://bit.ly/4bgvKvA

03/11/2026

At Seizure Tracker, informed tracking leads to empowered care.

We’re proud to collaborate with International Women with Epilepsy Day/ My Epilepsy Story and support this new blog: “Tracking Seizures: A Comprehensive Guide.”

This guide walks through how detailed seizure logging, including frequency, duration, triggers, medications, mood, sleep, and hormonal changes, can uncover patterns that strengthen conversations with your care team.

It also encourages engaging with My Epilepsy Story (MES) meetings and support groups to share insights and lived experiences.

Tracking is more than recording; it’s a proactive step toward better seizure management.

Read the full post: https://bit.ly/4s2RvoU

03/08/2026

Women living with epilepsy often navigate unique health considerations, including hormonal cycles, reproductive health, and medication interactions.

Seizure Tracker offers tools that allow women to log:
• Menstrual cycles
• Birth control methods
• Pregnancy history

This information can provide valuable context when reviewing seizure patterns and discussing care decisions.

On International Women’s Day, we recognize the importance of supporting women with tools that reflect their lived experiences.

Learn more about these features here:
https://bit.ly/3LcjtOy

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