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EpiSafe Epilepsy Monitor and Alarm System Epilepsy is a debilitating condition that affects approximately 4% of the world’s population.

A major concern for both individuals diagnosed with epilepsy and their immediate family is the associated vulnerability and potential danger posed as a result of the sporadic nature of epileptic seizures. This can have a serious impact on the quality of life of all concerned and more importantly can have a detrimental effect on the ability of the individual with epilepsy to live an independent life-style. Our unique solution involves the development and production of a unified epilepsy monitoring and alarm system called ‘EpiSafe’. Our concept is the amalgamation of modern hardware and software design for the purpose of continuous, non-invasive monitoring for the manifestations of an epileptic seizure. Our product fulfils this purpose by collecting and processing sensor data related to the user’s blood oxygen level and heart pulse rate and motion. The user wears the device on their wrist and as it is wirelessly paired with their mobile phone, it allows both monitoring and triggered emergency alerts to user selected individuals or services in the event of an epileptic seizure.

23/09/2020

Galway Bay fm newsroom: Two Galway fishermen who shot to worldwide fame last month following the dramatic rescue of two girls in Galway Bay near the Aran Islands, have rescued another man from the River Corrib this morning. The man was seen in the water at 9 this morning by a passing pedestrian who....

26/10/2016

Sudden death, a mysterious and devastating outcome of epilepsy, could result from a brain stem shutdown

18/10/2016

This Sunday is SUDEP Awareness Day. Epilepsy Ireland's intention is not to scare but to inform everybody of the risks.

Here is the link to the dedicated website which includes lots of useful information.

http://www.sudepawarenessday.org/home

08/07/2016
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10/06/2016

Some patients who are approaching seizure control can achieve improvement or seizure freedom by addressing sleep issues.

23/05/2016

Tonight (23rd May) Nationwide on RTE1 at 7pm will include a piece about the iseebeyond campaign with a focus on epilepsy. The piece will include Katie Cooke (who featured in the campaign), Dr. Colin Doherty, Peter Murphy, CEO Epilepsy Ireland, and Sarah Benson from Headway.

17/05/2016

Delighted to be shortlisted for the BOI National Start-up Awards. Wish me luck and don't forget to like & share

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Episafeireland@gmail. Com
Galway

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+353872494321

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