Prepare the firm
Clarify service promises, responsibilities, and family handoffs. Fix the three readiness gaps most likely to cause a poor experience before expanding visits.
Find the right hospices, give one person ownership of each relationship, offer their staff something useful, and follow up every time. We show you how, or build it with you.
When that person gets busy, visits stop, follow-ups slip, and nobody can say which relationships are healthy. The fix isn't more visits. It's a system:
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Clarify service promises, responsibilities, and family handoffs. Fix the three readiness gaps most likely to cause a poor experience before expanding visits.
Verify offices and coverage with dated sources. Prioritize by fit and a verified staff need. Assign an owner to every office.
Listen first. Make a clear introduction and request a relevant in-service. A declined offer is information, not a reason for repeated visits.
Help hospice staff answer the practical questions families ask, with accurate local information and a promised handout delivered.
Send what was promised before scheduling the next touch. Track next actions. Handle service concerns with a named owner, fast.
Review activity, data quality, and relationships weekly. Keep activity measures separate from case trends. Never overstate attribution.
Each component ships with a short guide, an editable file, and a completed fictional example. Ten empty templates is not a product.
Fifteen questions, an owner for every gap.
Verified offices with sources and dates.
Email, phone opener, and objections.
Editable deck plus presenter notes.
Handouts with explicit firm-fact fields.
Who does what, month by month.
For after in-services and after mistakes.
A working spreadsheet with a data dictionary.
The 15-minute weekly review agenda.
Get a new team member ready to go.
Find the hospices, get the tools, train the team, or have us build the whole program with you. Bought the toolkit first? What you paid (up to $299) comes off the Workshop or Builder if you book within 30 days.
We find every hospice serving your area using Medicare provider data and public listings. For each one you get the location, size, services, and who to contact, ranked by how good a fit it is for your firm. Delivered as a spreadsheet, with a 30-minute call to walk through it.
For a team that will run the program themselves. All ten components, editable, with completed examples.
A two-hour working session for up to ten people. Your team practices making contact, requesting an in-service, and recording the next step.
Not included: a researched hospice list, a custom deck, ongoing coaching, or visits done for you.
A defined launch project: your territory researched, your toolkit adapted, your team trained, and three reviews over six months to keep it moving.
Add-on: the Hospice App, a phone app branded with your firm that hospice workers download for one-tap access to your pricing, arrangements, information, and death-call line. $1,000 build ($500 with the Builder) + $250/yr hosting. Not included: visits performed by DCS, booking in-services for you, a promise that hospices will send you families, weekly management.
The relationship tracker, grown up. Every hospice office, every owner, every promised next step — in one place your manager can review in 15 minutes. Built around the same six-part method.
Eight quick questions. Tap the answer that fits best, and you'll see where you stand and what to do first.
No. It's an operating system for a funeral or cremation firm's outreach: who owns relationships, what you offer hospice staff, and how you follow through. It is not clinical education or a certification.
No. We've never asked a hospice to refer families to us, and we don't teach you to. The method is about being useful to hospice staff and the families they serve. Families always choose for themselves.
Visits aren't the hard part. Consistency is. The toolkit and Builder give you named ownership, a verified territory, a tracker with next actions, and a weekly review, so the program survives a busy month or a staff change.
The current edition is built for funeral homes and cremation centers. A cemetery edition is planned. Book a call and we'll tell you honestly whether it fits.