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   News, Trends & Developments. Death Care Industry is a B2B media company focused on advancing the global death care industry through unbiased news, transparent data, insights on the market, and information about the innovations changing the industry. Our goal is to encourage international collaboration for all sectors of the death care industry ...

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     Go behind the scenes of life and death with mortician’s book ‘Sending People to Heaven – The Undertaker’

     Explore stories of death, grief and healing after loss in the pages of “Sending People to Heaven – The Undertaker,” a touching new novel from mortician David John Cook. “Sending People to Heaven – The Undertaker” pulls back the curtain on the extraordinary life of John,

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     Queensland's youngest embalmer is changing the face of the death care industry

     Sarah Broanda, 22, is Queensland’s youngest embalmer, and part of a growing cohort of young women taking up careers in the traditionally male-dominated funeral industry.

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3. fortune.com › 2021/08/07 › covid-funerals-death-careCOVID has transformed the death care industry for 'last ...

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   Aug 7, 2021 · August 7, 2021, 8:00 AM PDT. More than 3.35 million people died last year in the United States—far more than the death trade was easily able to handle. Over 70% of the excess deaths were ...

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4. fortune.com › 2022/09/22 › death-care-funeral-homeDeath is anything but a dying business as private equity ...

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   Sep 22, 2022 · According to industry officials, about 19,000 funeral homes make up the $23 billion industry in the U.S., at least 80% of which remain privately owned and operated—mostly mom and pop businesses ...

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   Is the death care industry unhelpful?

   • She cited a 2017 investigation by NPR into business practices in the death care industry. The investigation into pricing and marketing in the funeral business found that consumers still have trouble figuring out how much services cost, and that the industry is often unhelpful.

   Updating the FTC "Funeral Rule" could benefit consumers ... - NPR

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   How has deathcare changed over time?

   • How individuals choose to deal with loss has changed over time. Over the past several decades, families have been thinking differently about how to honor their loved ones, and they have changed their perceptions about traditional funerals and burials. As a result, deathcare is going digital.

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   Should death care providers post prices online?

   • That existing rule predated the widespread use of the internet and mobile phones, and doesn't require those businesses, now known as death care providers, to post their prices online or even email them to consumers. What the FTC called "potential amendments to the rule" could change that.

   Updating the FTC "Funeral Rule" could benefit consumers ... - NPR

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   Is the funeral industry unhelpful?

   • The investigation into pricing and marketing in the funeral business found that consumers still have trouble figuring out how much services cost, and that the industry is often unhelpful. "In the internet era, it's hard to see why anyone should have to physically visit or call multiple funeral homes just to compare prices," Khan wrote.

   Updating the FTC "Funeral Rule" could benefit consumers ... - NPR

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6. www.forbes.com › 04 › 29Digitization In Deathcare - Forbes

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   Apr 29, 2021 · The implementation of technology in deathcare changes the very fabric of the industry. New end-of-life solutions as well as upgrades in backend software are enabling greater efficiency and ...

7. www.cnbc.com › 2021/04/27 › how-death-and-funeralsHow death and funerals are changing in the U.S. - CNBC

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   Apr 27, 2021 · In the past decade, dying has become an increasingly expensive thing to do. In 2019, the median cost of a traditional adult funeral with viewing, burial and vault was $9,130 compared with $8,508 ...

8. www.npr.org › 2022/10/26 › 1131038577Updating the FTC "Funeral Rule" could benefit consumers ...

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   Oct 26, 2022 · The Funeral Consumers Alliance, a death care industry consumer group, called the FTC action "the biggest victory for funeral consumers since the Funeral Rule was made effective in 1984 ...