The Flexmort CuddleBlanket – Extending Bereavement Support

Improving Bereavement Care Pathways – Every Interaction Matters

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.

The Fuller Inquiry underscored that dignity does not end at the point of death. For families, the time following a death is sacred, and the care they receive during this time can shape their grief journey.

The CuddleBlanket enables hospices, care homes, and community teams to offer families more time with their loved one after death, using gentle cooling technology. It removes the pressure to transfer to a mortuary or funeral director immediately and supports continuity of care from bedside to beyond.

As key stakeholders take on greater responsibility for care supervision across settings, the CuddleBlanket offers a practical tool for maintaining consistency of bereavement care outside hospitals.

Key Benefits:

  • Supports family-centred care in non-hospital settings
  • Portable and easy to use. Works with any bed or cot
  • Enables family to spend time together with dignity by providing individual cooling
  • Aligns with goals for dignity and consistency

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 schedule a demo of the Flexmort CuddleBlanket, contact Steve Huggins at 07411 525662 or via email at steve.huggins@flexmort.com.

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