Incorporating body cooling into your services can create a new revenue stream for your organization in four simple ways

Investing in body cooling solutions like the CuddleBlanket, enables organizations to not only provide better care for patients and families, but also generate revenue and strengthen their position in the community and industry sector. 

By incorporating the CuddleBlanket into their psychosocial and grief support services as an optional add-on for families, hospices can continue to generate chargeable care options after death and Funeral Homes can charge for the use of the CuddleBlanket as part of their overall service package or as an additional fee.

Learn more about the CuddleBlanket in US hospice settings

Brand Enhancing:

  1. Offering body cooling options demonstrates a commitment to patient and family led care, and can enhance an organization’s reputation within the community. Positive word-of-mouth and referrals can attract more patients and families to the organization.

Increased Occupancy:

2. Providing unique services like body cooling may attract a wider audience to choose your gold standard of bereavement care, leading to increased occupancy rates.

Additional Grief Support Services:

3. Organizations can offer body cooling as an additional service for which families may be willing to pay extra. This can contribute to revenue generation for the organiszation.

Competitive Advantage:

4. Differentiating from other organizations by offering body cooling services can give you a competitive edge in the market, attracting more patients and families seeking this option.

Learn more about the CuddleBlanket here

Learn more about the CuddleBlanket in a US Hospice setting here

Talk to our team today about how you can offer compassionate bereavement care at your organization. 

Call: (UK) 08455 333 561 (USA) +1 800 992 8977 or email: info@flexmort.com 

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