AirCool for Respectful Body Storage in Community and Surge Settings

Learn how the Flexmort AirCool helps Integrated Care Systems and providers manage temporary and long term postmortem storage for all body types in community settings and during capacity surges, supporting Fuller Inquiry recommendations.

The Fuller Inquiry has reinforced the need for dignity and consistent standards in how deceased individuals are cared for across all settings. For key stakeholders and Trusts, this includes ensuring community hospitals, care homes, and hospices are equipped to manage care after death respectfully.

The AirCool system provides a mobile, discreet solution for temporary and long term body storage. It can be deployed in under 20 minutes and requires no fixed infrastructure, making it ideal for remote or non-hospital environments. AirCool also supports surge planning, helping systems manage increased mortality during winter pressures, pandemics, or disasters.

Where It’s Used:

  • Community hospitals with limited mortuary access
  • Hospices and care homes
  • Emergency response and surge planning
  • Funeral homes

Key Benefits:

  • Rapid deployment with no special installation
  • Maintains dignity and respect for the deceased
  • Scalable solution aligned with key stakeholders oversight goals
  • Bariatric and bespoke cooling options available

Learn more:

Read more about how Flexmort solutions can support your response to the Fuller Inquiry Phase Two: flexmort.com/supporting-fuller-inquiry

Speak to our Team:

Steve Huggins of Flexmort

To learn more about the Flexmort AirCool, contact Steve Huggins at 07411 525662 or via email at steve.huggins@flexmort.com. We can also arrange a site survey to provide accurate installation costs and assess your specific care requirements.

Let us help you enhance the care and protection of the deceased in your facility.

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