Posts Tagged ‘bereavement support’
Bereavement Care Quality Improvement Tools
Improve bereavement experiences across care settings with tools that support review, reflection, and better supervision of care after death.
Read MoreAirCool 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.
Read MoreFlexmort Access System for Care Oversight
Discover how the Flexmort Access system supports supervision and safeguarding of postmortem care across hospitals, hospices, and funeral providers in line with the Fuller Inquiry Phase Two recommendations.
Read MorePost-Death Care Pathway Compliance: Meeting Fuller Inquiry Standards
Understand what care pathway compliance looks like after death and how technology can help providers meet expectations set by the Fuller Inquiry.
Care after death can be fragmented, especially across community settings. The Fuller Inquiry has made it clear that care pathways must be consistent, auditable, and dignified for every individual, regardless of where death occurs.
Flexmort’s suite of tools, including Flexmort Access, AirCool, and CuddleBlanket, are designed to support compliance by providing consistent tools for oversight, documentation, and care delivery.
Read MoreCare After Death Audit Tools for Key Stakeholders and Trusts
Tools to help key stakeholders and NHS Trusts audit and improve care after death pathways, in line with the Fuller Inquiry recommendations.
Read MoreThe Flexmort CuddleBlanket – Extending Bereavement Support
Discover how the CuddleBlanket helps hospices funeral, homes and palliative care teams support families after death, ensuring consistent bereavement experiences aligned with Fuller Inquiry recommendations.
Read MoreHow One Community Went Above and Beyond for a Little Girl’s Family
Compassion is a core principle in the care of the deceased, extending beyond respect to include the environment and equipment used in funeral homes, care settings, and community spaces. Ensuring every individual is treated with care, respect and professionalism is essential, regardless of age, size, or setting. Flexmort’s innovative cooling solutions, including the AirCool, CuddleBlanket,…
Read MoreEmergency Mortuary Cooling for Natural Disasters
Let’s talk Natural Disasters and Surge Morgue Capacity Are You Prepared? When a natural disaster strikes, emergency planners are faced with an overwhelming number of urgent challenges. From coordinating rescue efforts to securing critical infrastructure. But one crucial aspect that can be overlooked is how to manage fatalities in a dignified, efficient, and scalable manner.…
Read MoreInstantly Increase Morgue Capacity with AirCool
Hospital preparedness teams should incorporate the Flexmort AirCool as their first-line response for increasing morgue capacity in Tier 1 and Tier 2 emergency planning. Unlike morgue trailers, which are often seen as undignified and pose manual handling risks, the AirCool is a safer, more respectful solution than some trailers. Designed racking with rollers on every level, it allows for efficient body storage without the heavy lifting required by trailers.
Read MoreCompassion in Grief: How the CuddleBlanket Helped Our Family Say Goodbye to Our Daughter
When faced with the expected loss of a child, the thought of what happens after death can be overwhelming. Gabriella, mother to Thea, shares her deeply personal journey of navigating these emotions and how the CuddleBlanket played a pivotal role in their farewell. Initially uncertain about the idea of seeing her daughter after she passed,…
Read MoreChampioning Compassionate Care An Interview with Jonathan Cottor, Founder of the National Center for Pediatric Palliative Care Homes
In this powerful interview, Jonathan Cottor, MBA, MPH, and Founder of the National Center for Pediatric Palliative Care Homes, shares insights drawn from his journey with his late son Ryan, diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy at nine months. Jonathan’s experience led him to establish Ryan House and now the National Center for Pediatric Palliative Care…
Read MoreHonoring Even the Smallest Lives – Glenda Stansbury, CFSP – Dodge Magazine
Glenda Stansbury, CFSP, shares, “Caring funeral directors help families understand that even the smallest life deserves remembrance. Their expertise provides a loving environment for viewing and services, bringing compassionate bereavement care to the forefront.”
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