Bio-hazard Cleanup
Prompt action is paramount in the face of crises such as natural disasters, industrial accidents, or biohazard incidents. Delaying biohazard cleanup can significantly elevate risks to public health, cause extensive environmental damage, and jeopardize overall safety.
Living Well and Preparing for a Good Death
An FCA Webinar Presentation by Chris Palmer Chris Palmer’s Webinar: Living Well and Preparing for a Good Death Watch the webinar here-> https://drive.google.com/file/d/11UrHerDjqdDQcEaeJQIQCbnaJ6WP7C6L/view?usp=sharing Death is a part of life, yet it’s a topic many avoid. In his insightful webinar, Chris Palmer dives right into this challenging subject. He focuses not only on living well but also on how to prepareRead More →
Online Safety Tips for Seniors
This article is a summarized version of the one put out by WizCase 9 Simple and Effective Online Safety Tips for Seniors in 2024 Written by: Ben Pilkington Cybersecurity & Tech Writer We highly recommend you read the full article here: https://www.wizcase.com/blog/simple-and-effective-online-safety-tips-for-seniors/ As the digital world continues to evolve, seniors are becoming increasingly tech-savvy, embracing the internet more than ever.Read More →
What Is Aqua Cremation?
The following is an article about alkaline hydrolysis and the funeral establishment in Escondido, California, which offers this option. It is not an endorsement or recommendation. We at SDMS simply offer it for information as part of our ongoing effort to bring timely and pertinent information to our members. What Is Aquamation or Alkaline Hydrolysis? Aqua cremation, also known asRead More →
What is a Death Doula?
A death doula, also known as an end-of-life doula or death midwife, is a non-medical professional who provides holistic support to individuals and their families during the dying process. Similar to birth doulas who offer emotional, spiritual, and practical assistance during childbirth, death doulas offer compassionate care and guidance to individuals as they navigate the end of life. Death doulas mayRead More →
Death Cafes – New Ones in San Diego (and How to Start One)
Find out more about the latest Death Cafe in San Diego. And learn how to start one.
Neptune Society and Trident Society – Settlement with California AG
Funeral service provider agrees to $23M to Bay Area counties for deceptive marketing. The nation's largest funeral company has agreed to pay $23 million to settle charges that it used deceptive marketing practices related to its prepaid cremation services in California.
Help With the Death of an Infant
If you have the sad situation of the loss of an unborn child, we sympathize with you. We hope this list of resources may be helpful. This information is courtesy of Buzzy Bees: https://buzzysbees.org/resources/ Funeral Cost Assistance Final Farewell Final Farewell helps families provide an affordable funeral for a loved child. We provide financial assistance, advice and guidance. We’ve helpedRead More →
Physician Aid in Dying In San Diego
This information about California's End of Life Option Act (EOLA) and the physician aid in dying (AID) process is provided to help UC San Diego Health patients and their loved ones understand how this law works. If you are not a patient at UC San Diego Health you may want to discuss this with your own doctor or health group.Read More →
How to Plan for Death
Planning ahead for death is not nearly as complicated or time-consuming as people think. Sure, there are a lot of things to consider when it comes to planning for an impending death in the family or even your own. We know for sure that if you wait until after the death has occurred, you will generally pay too much atRead More →
Green Burial in San Diego County
Embracing Eco-Friendly Farewells: The Interest in Green Burials in San Diego County and Across the US In a world that increasingly values sustainability and environmental consciousness, it comes as no surprise that our choices are extending even into the realm of the afterlife. San Diego County, despite its commitment to eco-friendly practices, has not really devoted much space to thisRead More →
Why I Couldn’t Bury Mom: a SoCal Story
By Paul Thornton To get a sense of how progressive ideals don’t always reflect actual practice, try burying a dead relative in Southern California. You’ll find that even in this land, where people talk about sustainability, saying farewell in an environmentally responsible manner is, for most people, nearly impossible. I came to grips with that reality in August when myRead More →
Palliative and Hospice Care – What Are The Differences?
Do not confuse hospice with palliative care – they are NOT the same thing. Some confusion may arise because when a doctor becomes a palliative care physician, they earn a board certification in hospice and palliative care. As a palliative care specialist, your focus is not just on your patient’s survival, but on his or her quality of life and overallRead More →
What Happens to Gold Teeth After Death?
This may be a weird question. Can we get the gold teeth back? When a family is having a loved one cremated, many ask this question. We hear it on almost a daily basis. So we don’t find it weird at all to wonder what happens to the gold teeth. However, it does not have a simple answer. Let’s getRead More →
Transporting Ashes
The loss of a loved one is an emotionally challenging time, and the process of transporting their ashes adds another layer of complexity. Here are some details.
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