Explore the tools. Make an informed choice.
Find supplier information for medical identification, monitoring and alerting tools, and protective headgear. Start with your needs, then discuss the options with your healthcare team.
Epilepsy South Central Ontario provides these listings for information only and does not endorse the products or services listed. No device can guarantee that every seizure will be detected or that an alert will reach someone. Products do not replace an individual care plan, supervision or seizure first aid.
Information when it matters.
Explore identification services that can help communicate important health information.
MedicAlert Foundation Canada
Explore medical identification and the service options currently offered in Canada. Ask about ongoing fees and how to keep your health information up to date.
Compare the tools. Understand their limits.
Products use different signals and alerting methods. Ask what the specific device can detect and what it cannot.
Empatica EpiMonitor
Explore a wearable system intended to alert caregivers to possible tonic-clonic seizures. It does not detect every seizure or replace existing care and monitoring practices.
Easylink UK
Explore the supplier’s epilepsy alarm and care-system range. Confirm which products are suitable for your needs and supported in Canada.
Smart Monitor / Inspyre
Explore current app information and compatible devices. The provider describes Inspyre as an activity and movement tracking tool, rather than a medical device intended to diagnose, treat or prevent seizures.
PulseGuard
Explore the manufacturer’s information about its monitoring system. Ask the supplier about current availability, suitability and support for Canadian customers.
Fit and function come first.
Discuss the type of protection, fit, fastening and intended activities with a qualified healthcare professional and the supplier.
Danmar Products
Explore prefabricated and custom protective headgear, sizing information and modification options.
Plum Enterprises
Explore protective headgear and the supplier’s information about fitting and available styles.
Guardian Helmets
Explore soft protective headgear and the supplier’s sizing and product information.
Ask the questions that matter.
Take these questions to your healthcare team and the supplier.
- What is the product intended to do, and is it suitable for my seizure pattern and needs?
- What can it miss, and what can trigger a false alert?
- Who receives an alert, and what will they do when it arrives?
- Does it need a phone, internet connection, subscription or regular charging?
- Is it available and supported in Canada? What are the total costs, currency, return policy and warranty?
- For headgear, who will assess the fit, coverage and suitability for the activities involved?
Supplier information and availability can change. Confirm current details directly before buying. This directory is not a product comparison or individual treatment recommendation.