3 Best Alert apps for Android (Medical)
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Following is our list of the best alert apps for Android. Trusted developers like Kitakits and My Medic Watch are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include Pollen Count & Alert, Seizure Alert, RAPID.AI, .
1 Pollen Count & Alert
Pollen Count & Alert: Get Notified about Active Pollen Levels and Allergy Risks
Pollen Count & Alert reminds you of active pollens through notifications during the pollen season.The app helps you identify the pollens to which you are potentially most sensitive.Personalize the app by adding your favorite cities.Features:* Weather in your city* Estimation of pollen for the current period* Ability to program alerts with numerous
2 Seizure Alert
Automatic Seizure detection
The Seizure Alert - My Medic Watch app is designed for smartwatches and helps detect seizures and provide immediate emergency assistance. It uses sensor technologies and innovative algorithms to automatically detect seizures and notify caregivers without manual intervention. The app also allows users to activate assistance manually if needed. It provides real-time data and updates for caregivers and allows access to medical data for doctors. Subscriptions include automatic notifications and monitoring. The app is useful for people prone to seizures who want to live independently and feel safe in their own homes.
3 RAPID.AI
Enables physicians to receive anywhere, anytime RAPID alerts and preview results
The RAPID.AI app is a tool for doctors to help them make faster decisions for patients with vascular and neurovascular conditions. It provides real-time notifications of new cases and messages, as well as access to results and patient images. The app allows doctors to view compressed patient images through a DICOM viewer, with zoom and rotation functions. It also lets doctors organize and view case results from multiple sites. The app has options for privacy, security, and authentication, and allows for quick communication with stroke teams. However, it is important to note that the app is not meant for diagnostic decision-making and should be used in conjunction with other clinical systems.
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