i think it is not the dog, its the family. you have to get a meeting and tell them this dog is a seizure dog. if the dog barks, you need to listen and respond.

I have an app on my Apple Watch that SUPPOSEDLY will alert anyone you program it to with a message of your choosing and I believe can alert emergency services or activate the watch’s SOS beacon when you have a seizure. Honestly I’ve never used it though as I don’t know how accurately it detects seizures. (I assume it senses the motion of convulsions and rapid elevation of heart rate)

I had one with a push button alert I wore on a necklace. Every time I bent down to put something in a lower cabinet it would call the station "alerting" and got very annoying. I started just hanging it on a doorknob. Then decided it was a waste of money. My service dog was better. I would just keep my cellphone on me and speed dial my wife if I woke up on the floor.

I would dicuss about getting a medical alert system if things are going the way your saying. I'd also get a meeting with your family & Dr. about what's going on.

I am concerned with the biometric features that tells the government, etc., where I am, what I'm doing, what my body is experiencing and might even be able to employ or inject some unwanted functions within my body. I am considering getting surgery this spring that puts an electrode in your brain and will be able to remotely communicate with doctors. It sounds good but I do have concerns with new technology and its potential for abuse. If you want to say I'm paranoid, that's ok. Between digital currency, governmental authorities, biometric and facial identification, the future looks very interesting indeed.