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The Missing Piece in Funeral Aftercare

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Amy Liebaert

When families walk out the door after a funeral, they are often handed a few parting items: a sympathy card, a folder containing an estate settlement checklist, and perhaps an invitation to a grief session. While these gestures of care are meaningful, they fall short in supporting the long-term needs of grieving families. There’s a missing piece in the current funeral aftercare model, and it’s time to bridge that gap.

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What We’re Excited For At CANA’s Cremation Innovation Convention 2024

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Amy Liebaert

This year marks CANA’s 106th Annual Cremation Innovation Convention, and we could not be more thrilled to attend. This convention is a cornerstone for our industry, bringing together an incredible community of peers from across North America, all in the beautiful city of Chicago. Over the course of this three-day event, there are several informative sessions hosted by industry experts that are sure to leave attendees inspired. Read further to discover what sessions our team won't be missing.

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A New Demographic of Customers: Understanding Gen X

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Amy Liebaert

In the ever-evolving funeral profession, staying ahead of demographic shifts is crucial for providing the highest level of care to families. As Baby Boomers age, Gen X has become the primary caretaker for end-of-life affairs. In this article, you’ll uncover Gen X’s needs and discover how Cadence offers a solution that bridges the gap between generations.

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The Unexpected Responsibilities of Spousal Loss with Emily Cave Boit

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Kayleigh Feschuk

Losing a spouse is an indescribably difficult experience, and the impact goes far beyond emotional pain. What's more is that the spouse of a deceased person is the most likely candidate to be named as funeral planner and the executor of their spouse’s estate. To shed light on this topic we sat down with Emily Cave Boit, who in 2020 lost her husband, NHL star Colby Cave, to a rare brain tumour. In this blog, Emily offers practical advice from her journey with grief and reveals the hidden responsibilities that accompany spousal loss, from funeral planning to estate settlement and the emotional toll of societal expectations.

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Cadence Announces SOC 2® Compliance

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Amy Liebaert

We are excited to announce that Cadence is now recognized as a System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 company. At Cadence, we are committed to ensuring the highest standards of security and confidentiality for our clients. This milestone continues to further our efforts in that direction. Explore our dedication to protecting client data, the importance of enhanced security, and our journey to SOC 2 compliance.

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What makes Cadence different from a checklist?

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Amy Liebaert

At Cadence, we believe in providing more than just a checklist. We offer a comprehensive, compassionate, and personalized approach to estate settlement, ensuring that families and funeral homes can navigate this difficult time with ease and support. In this blog, explore the benefits and the various features that differentiate Cadence from traditional executor checklists.

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Gender Disparity in Bereavement

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Amy Liebaert

At the intersection of gender and grieving, there exists a stark divide in how the process of losing a loved one is navigated. Learning how to amend this balance is not just a statistical necessity; it's a compassionate imperative. In this blog, we'll discuss the relationship between grief and executorship, and chart a course to mitigate the emotional hardships that statistically disproportionately affect women during the bereavement process.

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National Funeral Director Recognition Day: Cadence's Commitment to Supporting Compassionate Care

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Amy Liebaert

On National Funeral Director Day, we celebrate the dedication and everyday heroism of those who guide families through some of life’s most challenging moments. At Cadence, we recognize that the funeral profession is one of great importance, symbolizing not just an essential service, but a community pillar that carries immense emotional significance. In this article, we discuss how Cadence serves this diligent profession.

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Consumer Inertia, Funeral Directors, and Technology

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Kayleigh Feschuk

Consumer inertia, otherwise known as the resistance to change or the reluctance to adopt new ideas or technologies, can effect anyone in any profession. However, funeral directors may be particularly prone to consumer inertia due the funeral profession's long withstanding roots in tradition.

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