Does the watch have a app that can report seizures?

No, but from the Apple Watch app on iPhone:

"Location Services, Diagnostics and Usage, and Contacts settings are shared between Apple Watch and iPhone.

If you change them on your iPhone, the same changes will be applied to Apple Watch.

You can manage these settings in the Privacy section of iPhone Settings."

On your iPhone, go to: Settings > Privacy > Diagnostics & Usage > choose Automatically Send or Don't Send

The Watch has no sensor that could detect a seizure, much less report it. Jonathan is referring to diagnostics of the Watch itself in case it malfunctions.

I used the Apple Watch app on my iPhone to search for "Seizure". I did find one app, called "SeizAlarm: Seizure Help Request Service and Logging."

This app runs on the Apple Watch and the iPhone. It is in the U.S. App Store. I know nothing further about this app.

Here is its link:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/seizalarm-seizure-help-request/id978475280?mt=8

That appears to be a very useful sounding app for requesting help if one may be about to have a seizure. The "deadman switch" approach to dealing with not being sure if you'll need to call for help or not is quite clever. It doesn't suggest that it can detect seizures, though. .

Meg, I agree completely. I am certainly no expert on seizures; I know very little about them.

The OP asked about reporting, not detecting seizures. So I thought this might be useful.

Thanks.

sberman wrote:

Meg, I agree completely. I am certainly no expert on seizures; I know very little about them.

The OP asked about reporting, not detecting seizures. So I thought this might be useful.

Thanks.

Good point about reporting. I think the rest of us read that as "detect". You were the only one who stuck with the more literal meaning. 🙂