A Tour of a Modern Crematory by a Mortician 

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The county coroner/medical examiner's office will not allow your wishes. A mandatory hold of days/ weeks will be automatically imposed by the coroner/medical examiner's office to allow medicolegal death investigation, before your remains can be cremated!

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Yes they can do all of that. What do you mean by that?

Thank you, Yes, we do ID views in our witnessing room. This is another reason that we have a shade on the witness window. This allows immediate family only to verify the identity of their loved one prior to cremation. They may also view the identification tag so they know their permanent cremation number that is cremated with the body and used later to identify the cremated remains. In Michigan, crematories cannot be direct depositors. The deceased individual must go through a licensed funeral home prior to cremation to fill out cremation authorization paperwork. Several forms including a cremation authorization signed by the family and a cremation permit and a death certificate must be signed my a doctor or medical examiner and the funeral director before cremation takes place.

@@KaritheMortician was wondering if Michigan had direct disposers. In Florida you can use a direct disposer for direct cremation and it's substantially less money than going into a funeral home for direct cremation.

@@marshalllord554 I believe in michigan, you have to through a funeral home to have cremation done. The funeral home that daisy hill works with is beautiful and fairly new.

Direct cremation, as in cremation within a matter of hours or days, is not allowed anywhere in the United States of America! This is because an automatic coroner's/medical examiner's hold is automatic. This hold could range from days to weeks,possibly even months to give the coroner/medical examiner's office sufficient time to investigate the circumstances surrounding the individual's death. Only then, can cremation legally be performed!

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They would have to do something to create a one time use code for it but theoretically it could be done

That is a good idea. As every family we serve is different, we are always exploring ways to allow families to be involved in the process and find comfort in knowing that the cremated remains that were given to them are indeed their loved family member.

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it is put inside or outside depending on the crematory and no it does not melt

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Good question. The cremation process reduces the body down to the bone structure. After the cremation process, some bones are recognizable but they are so brittle that they will break under even light pressure. Large bones such as leg and arm bones may still appear in shape. Cranial bones are often flat and dense and require a little more pressure to be reduced therefore after the cremated remains have cooled, they are placed in the processor or cremulator which has an apparatus that reduces these pieces to a sand/gravel/powder type of result. The apparatus is also designed to filter out any inorganic material such as small metals. The large metal implants are removed prior to processing because they are easier to see, yet some metals such as dental fillings are separated in the processor.

Yes it usually remains in larger pieces

@@KaritheMortician thank you for responding. Have a great Christmas in the new house!