In this episode of Nurse Rosa’s INsights, we welcome Jeremy Bronen, mechanical engineer turned healthcare innovator, and the founder and CEO of SedMed. Jeremy looked what is usually considered a deeply personal problem and turned it nto a mission to protect the dignity and safety of older adults, people with disabilities, and those who care for them. Toileting-related falls are one of the most common—and dangerous—injury sources for both patients and caregivers. Through SedMed, he’s addressing the high-risk, often overlooked act of toilet transfers with mechanical design rooted in empathy, usability, and real-world needs. We dive into: The hidden dangers of daily ADLs (Activities of Daily Living)How toileting-related falls impact patients and caregivers alike SedMed’s innovative assistive technology solutions Why engineers need to listen deeply to nurses and frontline caregivers Whether you're in long-term care, rehab, acute settings—or designing the next great product—this episode is full of insights that center safety, dignity, and the human side of healthcare design. Connect with Jeremy Bronen: 🔹 LinkedIn: Jeremy Bronen on LinkedIn 🔹 Website: www.SedMed.com 📱 Follow Rosa Hart on your favorite social media platform @NurseRosaSpeaks For more podcasts hosted by Rosa Hart, tune in to Stronger After Stroke, Aging Like A Pro, and The Lou Review.
