An Epilepsy Alarm can alert family or caregivers when someone with seizures is having them. These devices can include alarms, phone calls and text messages.Embrace Watch (Medical Quality): An around-the-clock seizure alerting smartwatch that can identify and send alerts about convulsive seizures when it is connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth(r). The watch will then connect with an app on the user's device which will then call the person's designated caregivers if they are within 30 feet of the patient.Medical alert bracelets: These devices will send an alarm if they detect unusual movements, such as when a person moves during a seizure, and can help keep you safe if the movements are too large to notice or if you fall asleep on your stomach after the event. These devices can also monitor heart rate, oxygen levels and other bio-signals to give you a better idea of what is happening during a seizure.Bed Pads: These pads are worn under a mattress and send an alarm when they detect a seizure-like movement. They also help to prevent suffocation by compressing and decompressing your head as you move during a seizure. tonic-clonic seizures Pulse Oximeter: These devices are worn on your finger to measure blood oxygen levels, and can detect changes in those levels during a seizure that could indicate trouble breathing or other problems. They will also send an alert to your phone if they detect that your blood oxygen levels are low, which is commonly a sign of a seizure.