Seizure Tracker

06/17/2026

Your doctor has the data. You have the details.

Seizure diary information recorded in Seizure Tracker™ can now be combined with data from your NeuroPace RNS System for Epilepsy, helping your care team better understand your epilepsy.

By bringing together brain activity data and real-life seizure diary details, your physician may gain a more complete picture of what’s happening between visits.

Tracking seizures, therapies, and daily details can help support more informed conversations and better care decisions.

Learn more: https://seizuretracker.com/RNS/

06/12/2026

Tap. Track. Share.

Seizure Tracker Quick Access Devices make it easier for caregivers, family members, school staff, or anyone nearby to help record seizure activity and acute therapies, without needing to log into an account or open an app.

With a simple tap from an NFC-enabled mobile device, users can access the Quick Access portal to:

• Time a seizure as it happens
• Record seizure events
• Log rescue medication use
• Record VNS magnet swipes
• Review a linked Dynamic Seizure Action Plan

Quick Access Bands and Cards are designed to help your care team capture important information when it matters most.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4oocWj8

The Seizure Tracker “Quick Access” system will provide easy mobile phone access to log seizures and acute therapies across the care team (without logging into an account).

06/08/2026

Would the people around you know what to do in an emergency involving a seizure?

A Seizure Action Plan gives family members, friends, teachers, coworkers, caregivers, and first responders clear instructions when they matter most.

The Seizure Tracker Dynamic Seizure Action Plan (DSAP) helps you organize important details, including seizure types, response steps, daily medications, rescue medications, emergency contacts, and care provider information.

You can print or securely share your plan, so it’s available when and where it’s needed.

Preparedness can bring confidence, reduce uncertainty, and help others respond quickly and appropriately.

Learn more and create your DSAP: https://bit.ly/4ahjb1n

06/03/2026

Real-world seizure tracking can help advance epilepsy research.

In a peer-reviewed study, researchers analyzed data from 30,813 SeizureTracker users to better understand SUDEP-related risk factors that can be captured through electronic seizure diaries.

The 2022 study found that electronic patient-reported data may be a valuable tool for expanding SUDEP risk-factor research and supporting future approaches to risk evaluation.

At Seizure Tracker, we’re proud to support research that helps deepen understanding of epilepsy and the real-world experiences of people living with seizures.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4anmGUO

05/27/2026

Clinical trials help move epilepsy care forward.

Every medication or therapy available today exists because people participated in research. Clinical trials are a formal way to study better ways to diagnose, prevent, treat, and understand epilepsy.

For people living with seizures, participating in research may help advance future care and, in some cases, provide access to therapies not yet widely available.

Seizure Tracker’s Clinical Trials page helps explain what clinical trials are, what to consider, and how to begin exploring studies that may be relevant to you or your loved one.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4e4P0h4

05/22/2026

Help shape how epilepsy treatment success is measured.

If you have—or care for someone with—a neuromodulation device like RNS, VNS, DBS, or EASEE, your experience matters. These therapies may affect more than seizure counts, including mood, thinking, energy, and daily life.

This survey asks patients, caregivers, and clinicians which outcomes matter most when evaluating the success of neuromodulation treatment.

It takes about 10–15 minutes, and your input can help create better ways to measure the full impact of epilepsy treatment.

Take the survey: https://www.myepilepsylife.org/

05/20/2026

Research in epilepsy care is evolving beyond seizure counts alone.

A recent study involving participants recruited through Seizure Tracker explored what quality-of-life outcomes matter most to people living with epilepsy and functional seizures. Researchers found that mental health, fatigue, cognition, healthcare burden, and emotional well-being were among the top concerns identified by patients, with suicidal ideation emerging as one of the most significant differences between groups.

These findings reinforce the importance of whole-person epilepsy care that includes both neurological and mental health support.

At Seizure Tracker, we’re proud to support research efforts that help advance more informed, compassionate, patient-centered care.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3KmMDuc

05/15/2026

Today, on TSC Global Awareness Day, we’re raising awareness of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC), a rare genetic disorder that affects nearly 1 million people worldwide.

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological challenges associated with TSC, affecting approximately 85% of individuals living with the condition. Tracking seizure activity can play an important role in understanding patterns, evaluating therapies, and supporting informed care decisions.

Learn more about seizures and TSC in our Seizure Success® and You! library: https://bit.ly/4ntjA76