Jeremy Renner is reportedly using hyperbaric oxygen therapy and peptide treatments as part of an intensive recovery process following injuries that left him with 38 broken bones at age 55.

Published by Cel Manero from Global One Media Inc.

Jeremy Renner, known for Mayor of Kingstown, has also become a partner and investor in the emergency response technology company RapidSOS.

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Jeremy Renner is opening up about his ongoing recovery following the 2023 snowplow accident that left him with severe injuries and a long rehabilitation process.

In a recent interview with Fox News, the Mayor of Kingstown star reflected on how the incident—where he suffered tissue damage and 38 broken bones—has reshaped both his personal life and his outlook on work. He shared that recovery remains a lifelong process and said he had to shift much of his focus toward real-life healing before returning fully to acting.

Renner also spoke about his deeper connection to first responders following the accident, describing how the experience inspired him to become a partner and investor in the emergency response company RapidSOS. The platform connects emergency services with real-time data from devices and sensors to improve response times and outcomes.

He explained that his relationship with the organization is rooted in his own emergency experience, when dispatchers and first responders worked under difficult conditions to reach him after the 2023 incident at his Nevada property. That experience left a lasting impression and strengthened his desire to support emergency personnel.

Renner said that joining RapidSOS allows him to help raise awareness on a larger scale about the importance of timely, accurate information during emergencies. He emphasized that reducing uncertainty in critical moments can make a life-saving difference.

He also appears in a short documentary titled Behind the Emergency, which highlights the work of emergency responders.

Overall, Renner described the partnership as a meaningful extension of his recovery journey and a way to give back to the community of first responders who played a crucial role in saving his life.