Epipal: For Epilepsy Families

Epipal is your family’s companion for managing epilepsy and keeping your loved one safe.
Epipal groups family and close caregivers into one circle so together you can manage epilepsy as a team and stay safe, confident and connected! With Epipal you can help Protect and Connect Your Epilepsy Family.

SAFETY WITH SEIZURE & FALL DETECTION

Epipal runs in the background and monitors sensors in your loved one’s phone (and optionally watch) and attempts to detect convulsions associated with tonic clonic seizures, and different types of falls. When an emergency situation is suspected, an alarm is triggered, and if not disarmed within a preset time, an alert notification is automatically sent to members of your loved one’s Epipal circle.

CONFIDENCE WITH SHARED MEDICATION REMINDERS

Use Epipal to get shared medicine reminders. As a team you and your family can stay on top of your medications and monitor and log if they have been taken. Over time, Epipal will help you understand how effective different medicines are for you.

MANAGE EPILEPSY WITH A COLLABORATIVE JOURNAL

A shared journal allows you to log seizures and events. Anyone in the Epipal family circle can add events to this shared journal, or add triggers or details to a logged event, making for an easy and collaborative seizure diary process.

CONNECTION WITH EMERGENCY BUTTON

An emergency button is provided so with two simple taps your loved one can send an alert to the entire Epipal family circle.

With Epipal you can help your family and loved ones live Safer, Clearer, and more Connected and Confident. Try it out for seven days absolutely free!

Our epilepsy family management specialists are standing by to help answer any questions you may have. Email support@healthappytech.com or visit epipalapp.com to get answers and advice from the Epipal team.

Please note that Epipal is not a medical device and we do not give any clinical recommendations or make any diagnoses. We detect abnormal patterns using the sensors in the devices and send alarms, but Epipal should not be used as a substitute for a medical device or clinical treatment. Disclaimer: any users of Epipal should get their health advice from a doctor.
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