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4.48 out of 5
44 ratings in United States
I have had good luck using this app to record my seizures and medicationsI have tried several other apps without success. The one issue I do have with this app is the notes section. When do you go to print the app diary for your physician or whoever to review, it cuts off part of the notes. Not sure how to fix this and cannot find any support within app to send questions.
The EpiDiary was doing great before they upgraded one week ago. I still like it and all but don’t like one thing about it though. It’s the Note area. It was doing good before they upgraded it a week ago. Now, in the Note area, it doesn’t stay the same as written. Everything you write does stay the same but not in the order someone wrote it. I’ll try to give an example. In type of order someone writes: Seizures I had: 4 or 5 Then after turning off the EpiDiary and turning back on you would see it in this order: Seizures I had:4 or 5 Other than the Note problem everything else is just fine though.
I use this in conjunction with another seizure app to track my son’s seizures. In general, it’s a great app. However, I feel it needs work. I can’t add his vitamin D supplement to his medication reminder because there are no vitamins on the list. I also wish there were more than two definitive mood choices. Good and bad are great, but there really needs to be a middle of the road choice. “Not Sure” doesn’t really help much. Also “Triggers would benefit from having “flashing lights”, “flashing movie screen” etc on the list. Other than a few things missing, it really helps keep track of events.
Just started using and realizing how important it is to my daily routine. Once you start entering data the reports and charts provide valuable summaries that can be given & shared with a physician. No way one could commit to memory all the info that can be input into this diary. Techsupport is right there when needed with quick response.
We have been using this app for my child for close to 6 years. It’s easy to use, we especially love being able to print customized reports (and visual charts) so you can be prepared for Medical appointments. You can have multiple people enter data into one account so parents/caretakers and child can easily share data input roles. Support from Help Team is rapid and complete. Very please with this app and what it can do!
Started to use this app. When entering my 3 meds it could not identify any of the medications that I take when I scanned them as part of the entry procedure. Yes the meds are generic but they are common ones. Not good.
I gave this app 2 stars because I was hoping to find something to track my daughter’s seizures, and it was a good start. Since most of hers present similarly- I was able to create a couple different types to easily get the information into the system. But I haven’t even had the app a few hours and am already deleting it and looking for a new app, because it only allotted me to enter 5 seizure a day - and since we are on seizure 8 for the night- this app just won’t do. We can have a couple a day up to a couple hundred a day - it’s efficient to enter data, but not able to enter enough.
I have been using this app for many years and love it! Keep up the good work!
I find this application to be very useful. It reminds me to take my medications, track side effects and seizures. Then I can print this out to take with me to the doctor. It is easy to set up and use.
EpiDiary is a MUST for any patient Time killer app
