Here is a high level overview of what to expect if you or a loved one had their body donated, resulting in a free cremation.
There are many types of body donation. It can be an excellent choice for those wanting to leave a medical legacy and help with research. For some, another big advantage is, depending on what type of donation you choose, it can result in a free cremation for the family.
One of the options is whole body donation. This can be done even after organs have been donated. Cardinal Funeral & Cremation Services works with Science Care, that is accredited by the AATB and has a fully audited quality assurance program for its organization and also for its clients and vendors. One of the largest benefits to Cardinal Funeral Service's Cremation families is the cremated remains of your loved one are returned to the family for memorialization or scattering.
Here is a high level overview of what to expect if you or a loved one had their body donated, resulting in a free cremation.
Making the decision to donate your body means leaving a legacy of helping people who are still living or furthering medical science and eliminates cremation expenses for the family. Coordinating through Cardinal Funeral Services will ensure your donation process is handled with dignity and your family has a licensed funeral establishment ensuring the transition to donation is handled professionally and with dignity.
1. Donate your organs
2. Donate your tissue
3. Will your body to a college or university
4. Help doctors practice their skills
To begin the registration process, please talk with a Cardinal Funeral Services Funeral Director.
Cardinal Funeral & Cremation Services, LTD
Phone: (773) 558-7175
2090 Larkin Avenue, Elgin, IL 60123
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