GLOW GUIDE

Some of you have known remMD for a while now — but if this is your first time here, let's start fresh: I'm Dr. Susan, a physician, a Navy veteran, and the daughter who built this company after watching my mom navigate life after a stroke.

We've grown a lot since then. As remMD steps into this next chapter, I wanted to reintroduce myself — not just as a founder, but as someone who still believes safety shouldn't feel like a medical intervention. It should feel like freedom.

That belief is still at the center of everything we build, including Glow Guide — the smart nighttime safety light we created so families can worry a little less.

New look, same mission. If you're just meeting us, welcome. If you've been here a while, thank you for growing with us. 💛

Please consider volunteering for the annual Veteran Wheelchair Games! The next one is planned for Orlando, July 14–19, 2027. Here’s the link: wheelchairgames.org

There are so many competitions happening at the same time, so you can choose the sport that interests you most. I helped with Air Gun, Obstacle Course setup, and Power Soccer scoring. There’s a whole team there to welcome volunteers with t-shirts and gift bags, and they even treated us to lunch.

By far, the best part was meeting the veterans and seeing how much they love the game. It was such a meaningful and fun experience.

It also made me think back to one of my first jobs at Blythedale Children’s Hospital as a recreation therapy assistant — maybe that’s where I first learned to love adaptive sports.

And a special thank-you to Jenny for telling me about John Dillon Park in New York, a fully accessible place to camp. I think I likely take for granted the ability to shower and use facilities, so that gave me a broader perspective and a lot of appreciation.

I was given permission to film as long as the sports and organizations were properly tagged.

Last week, I met two gorgeous sisters at a lunch hosted by New York State Department of Veterans' Services: Joan Williams and Karen Pascal. They were the keynote speakers—and we instantly connected.

They’re certified health coaches with a genuine desire to help people here and in their native Guyana. Check them out: http://healme/bestself

They provided family photos to create the video below and advocate for GLOW GUIDE—a smart mobility accessory for canes that helps people stay safe in the dark.

The GLOW GUIDE mission:

***Save falls

***Preserve independence

***Reduce loneliness

If this matters to you, please share it with someone who cares about navigating in the dark. Thanks

Caregiving is a real challenge. Let's make nighttime easier. Smarter Lights. Safer Nights. Glow Guide is confidence you can see. https://remMD.com