The Forgotten Patient: Healthcare Behind Bars with Dave Redemske
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The Forgotten Patient: Healthcare Behind Bars with Dave Redemske
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What does it take to deliver real healthcare inside a system built for control?
Dave Redemske is an architect and healthcare planner with 30+ years of experience designing at the intersection nobody talks about correctional facilities and clinical care. He's walked through mental health crisis rooms that would break a stable mind. He's fought for exam rooms that look like clinics, not cages. And he's made the case that design isn't decoration, it's treatment.
In this episode, we get into:
- Why prisons became America's default mental health system
- The triangle room under a staircase that says everything about what's wrong
- How trauma-responsive design is quietly changing corrections
- What the Netherlands gets right that the US refuses to try
- The real question: When they walk out, are they better or worse than when they came in?
This one will change how you see a prison. And maybe, what you think people inside one deserve.
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