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POA or Advance Directives

What is a Medical Power of Attorney, why do I need one?

In times of uncertainty and vulnerability, it is crucial to have a plan in place for our health and well-being. One way to ensure your wishes are respected and your best interests are protected is through a Health Power of Attorney document.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
Funeral pre-planning

How to Prepare for the Loss of a Loved One - A Family Guide

Losing a loved one is an incredibly difficult and emotional experience that we will all face at some point in our lives. Whether it's a spouse, parent, sibling, or close friend, the pain of their absence can be overwhelming. While we can never truly be fully prepared for the loss of a loved one, there are steps we can take to help navigate the grieving process and make the necessary arrangements. In this blog post, we will explore how to prepare for the loss of a loved one, both emotionally and practically.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
Funeral pre-planning

After's Hospice Cremation Brochure

Review and download After's Hospice Cremation Brochure. We'd love to meet with your Hospice Organization to provide you with our services and training programs.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team

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Simplicity when they need it most

step one
Choose cremation services

Help your patient’s family make arrangements online by submitting a quick form or by calling a member of our dedicated care team. We’re here to help any time, day or night.

step two
We bring their loved one into our care

Before bringing the family's loved one into our care and arranging transport, we need both the family and you as the hospice worker to confirm that we are the funeral home of record.

step three
We arrange a private cremation

We work with the family to arrange documents, permits for the cremation, and memorial or celebration of life plans and options.

step four
We deliver their urn within a few days

We deliver the urn to the family within 7-10 days via local hand delivery, USPS, or the family can pick up their urn themselves.

Funeral pre-planning

Why Should I Pre-Plan my Cremation Services?

When it comes to end-of-life planning, many people often overlook the importance of pre-planning their cremation services. The topic of death can be uncomfortable and something we prefer to avoid thinking about. However, taking the time to pre-plan your cremation services can provide numerous benefits for both you and your loved ones. In this blog post, we will explore the reasons why pre-planning your cremation services is essential and how it can offer peace of mind, financial advantages, and personal control. We will also discuss the steps involved in pre-planning and the legal considerations to keep in mind. By understanding the significance of pre-planning, you can ensure that your wishes are met and alleviate the burden on your loved ones during an already challenging time.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
POA or Advance Directives

What is a Medical Power of Attorney, why do I need one?

In times of uncertainty and vulnerability, it is crucial to have a plan in place for our health and well-being. One way to ensure your wishes are respected and your best interests are protected is through a Health Power of Attorney document.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
POA or Advance Directives

What is an Advance Directive, why do I need one?

Advance directives are legal documents that allow you to express your healthcare preferences and make decisions in advance, should you become unable to communicate or make decisions for yourself. They serve as a guide for healthcare providers and your designated decision-makers, ensuring that your wishes are respected and followed.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
Funeral pre-planning

What to Do After Your Loved One Passes Away - A Family Guide

Losing a loved one is an incredibly difficult and emotional experience. Alongside the grief and heartache, there are also practical matters that need to be addressed. Knowing what steps to take after your loved one passes away can help alleviate some of the stress during this challenging time.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
POA or Advance Directives

What is an Advance Directive, why do I need one?

Advance directives are legal documents that allow you to express your healthcare preferences and make decisions in advance, should you become unable to communicate or make decisions for yourself. They serve as a guide for healthcare providers and your designated decision-makers, ensuring that your wishes are respected and followed.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
Funeral pre-planning

After's Hospice Cremation Brochure

Review and download After's Hospice Cremation Brochure. We'd love to meet with your Hospice Organization to provide you with our services and training programs.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
Cremation services

Cremation Versus Burial: A Side-by-Side Comparison of the Pros and Cons

One of the immediate decisions that must be made when a loved one passes is cremation versus burial. We provide a side-by-side comparison of the options and the pros and cons of each.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team
Funeral pre-planning

How to Write an Obituary (with Free Templates!)

This article will guide you step-by-step on how to write an obituary, and includes free templates to help you get started.

The After Care Team
The After Care Team

Any questions?

Do you take payment plans or work with county assistance programs?
Can your crematory accommodate severely obese decedents?
How long from the time we call you to when your transfer team arrives to transport the decedent?
When we report a first call, is someone going to answer, or do we have to leave a message and wait for a call back?
What will happen when your staff leaves?
What kind of information will your staff ask for?
Will your staff arrive in a hearse?
Who will be arriving to bring my loved one into your care?
Is embalming required?
How do I request After’s services?
How long does the cremation process take? And for families to receive the cremated remains?
What is direct cremation?

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