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Seizure Monitoring Devices
Seizure mats and seizure alert devices help detect nocturnal tonic clonic movements and notify a carer in real time. This category is for families, NDIS participants and facilities needing dependable seizure monitoring in Australia. Safe-Life supplies Cura1 seizure alert systems, including the Cura1 Seizure Alert Kit with Pager (Home Use) and facility-ready options that integrate with nurse call equipment.
Read about the facts about epilepsy at our blog post
How do seizure mats and seizure alert devices work?
Seizure alert devices use an under-mattress seizure sensor mat to detect strong rhythmic movements linked with convulsive seizures. These are not diagnostic medical devices. They provide an added layer of safety during sleep.
- The seizure mat sits under the mattress where it senses repetitive movement.
- The connected monitor analyses the pattern of motion.
- If the pattern resembles tonic clonic seizure activity, the alert triggers.
- The alert is sent to a pager or nurse call point depending on the kit.
- Carers can respond quickly to check on the person.
Safe-Life supplies Cura1 options including the home-use Cura1 Seizure Alert Kit with Pager and facility-use systems designed for nurse call integration.
Key features and benefits
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Under-mattress sensor mat | Detects tonic clonic-type movements without body contact |
| Adjustable sensitivity | Helps reduce false alarms caused by normal movement |
| Pager or nurse-call output | Suitable for both home carers and facility environments |
| Suitable for adults and children | Works with most mattress sizes and bed types |
| No audio or video | Privacy is maintained at all times |
Why choose Safe-Life?
- Australian supplier with supported Cura1 seizure alert products
- NDIS compatible for many funding pathways
- Clear setup guidance for home and facilities
- Genuine spare parts and accessories available
- Fast dispatch from Australia
- Assistance with nurse-call integration when required
Seizure mats and seizure alert devices FAQs
What is a seizure mat?
A seizure mat is an under-mattress sensor that detects rhythmic movement linked to tonic clonic seizures and sends an alert to a monitor, pager or nurse-call system.
Can a seizure mat detect every type of seizure?
No. These systems detect convulsive movement only.
Where should a seizure mat be placed?
Under the mattress near the torso area where strong movement can be detected.
Does a seizure alert device work for children?
Yes, provided correct placement and mattress compatibility.
Can seizure alert devices be funded through the NDIS?
Many participants purchase seizure mats through NDIS funding when linked to safety needs.
Do these systems require WiFi?
No. Alerts are sent via pager or nurse-call connections.
Is the alert immediate?
The alert triggers when motion consistent with convulsive seizure activity is detected.
Can the system reduce false alarms?
Yes. Sensitivity and delay settings allow fine-tuning.
Is the under-mattress design comfortable?
Yes. The pad is hidden and does not affect sleep comfort.
Can this replace clinical supervision?
No. These devices provide alerts only and do not replace medical supervision.
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