Hospices provide full-circle support to patients and their families, making sure that all of their needs are taken care of. By partnering with Empathy, hospice provider Compassus is extending the care they give to families after their patients have passed.
We are proud to have David Kessler as our Chief Empathy Office, and honored for him to join us on our mission to change the way the world deals with loss.
As part of Empathy’s efforts to guarantee continuity of care for those caring for an elderly, ill, or disabled relative, we are partnering with Sharecare, so Empathy's bereavement services can complement CareLinx, Sharecare’s tech-enabled home care.
We are excited to announce our partnership with FINEOS, the leading global provider of SaaS enterprise claims software to the insurance industry, so we can together offer a better overall experience for beneficiaries.
Empathy is honored to partner with TAPS, the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, to provide military families dealing with loss with 24/7 access to the experts on our Care Team and our digital platform.
If insurance carriers want to provide great customer service and offer support to beneficiary families, executives and claims representatives must strive to understand the burden that loss imposes, as revealed in this year's Cost of Dying Report.
In the 2023 Cost of Dying Report, we show that the burden of loss is both broad and deep, affecting families across every aspect of their lives and affecting people's wellbeing and performance at work.
As of August 11th, 2022, Empathy is officially SOC II Type 2 certified, joining the world’s leading companies in abiding by strict compliance standards across all of our business practices.
When employees experience the loss of someone close to them, teams, managers, and whole organizations often face challenges that can have far-reaching and long-lasting repercussions, from distraction and absenteeism to lowered morale and high turnover.
To improve our services, we spoke to our network of end-of-life professionals, who shared the highs and lows of the challenging, important work they do.
Honored to be named one of the winners of Google Play's Best of 2021. It is so gratifying to be recognized as an app with a mission at its core, built to solve a real and persistent problem that people face at one of the worst times in their lives.
For over 40 years, the NHPCO has set the standard for end-of-life care, including bereavement support. Now Empathy and the NHPCO are teaming up to raise that bar, empowering families by giving them the tools, guidance, and information they need.
Our $30 million Series A investment will facilitate and drive our continued relentless focus on the field of loss, as we advance our efforts to provide high-quality and much-needed care for everyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one.
New York Life, the largest life insurance company in the US, has been providing families with financial peace of mind for over 175 years; by partnering with Empathy, it will expand its support to emotional and administrative peace of mind as well.
Hospices provide full-circle support to patients and their families, making sure that all of their needs are taken care of. By partnering with Empathy, hospice provider Compassus is extending the care they give to families after their patients have passed.
We are proud to have David Kessler as our Chief Empathy Office, and honored for him to join us on our mission to change the way the world deals with loss.
As part of Empathy’s efforts to guarantee continuity of care for those caring for an elderly, ill, or disabled relative, we are partnering with Sharecare, so Empathy's bereavement services can complement CareLinx, Sharecare’s tech-enabled home care.
We are excited to announce our partnership with FINEOS, the leading global provider of SaaS enterprise claims software to the insurance industry, so we can together offer a better overall experience for beneficiaries.
Empathy is honored to partner with TAPS, the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, to provide military families dealing with loss with 24/7 access to the experts on our Care Team and our digital platform.
If insurance carriers want to provide great customer service and offer support to beneficiary families, executives and claims representatives must strive to understand the burden that loss imposes, as revealed in this year's Cost of Dying Report.
In the 2023 Cost of Dying Report, we show that the burden of loss is both broad and deep, affecting families across every aspect of their lives and affecting people's wellbeing and performance at work.
As of August 11th, 2022, Empathy is officially SOC II Type 2 certified, joining the world’s leading companies in abiding by strict compliance standards across all of our business practices.
When employees experience the loss of someone close to them, teams, managers, and whole organizations often face challenges that can have far-reaching and long-lasting repercussions, from distraction and absenteeism to lowered morale and high turnover.
To improve our services, we spoke to our network of end-of-life professionals, who shared the highs and lows of the challenging, important work they do.
Honored to be named one of the winners of Google Play's Best of 2021. It is so gratifying to be recognized as an app with a mission at its core, built to solve a real and persistent problem that people face at one of the worst times in their lives.
For over 40 years, the NHPCO has set the standard for end-of-life care, including bereavement support. Now Empathy and the NHPCO are teaming up to raise that bar, empowering families by giving them the tools, guidance, and information they need.
Our $30 million Series A investment will facilitate and drive our continued relentless focus on the field of loss, as we advance our efforts to provide high-quality and much-needed care for everyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one.
New York Life, the largest life insurance company in the US, has been providing families with financial peace of mind for over 175 years; by partnering with Empathy, it will expand its support to emotional and administrative peace of mind as well.
Hospices provide full-circle support to patients and their families, making sure that all of their needs are taken care of. By partnering with Empathy, hospice provider Compassus is extending the care they give to families after their patients have passed.
We are proud to have David Kessler as our Chief Empathy Office, and honored for him to join us on our mission to change the way the world deals with loss.
Someone who is finely attuned to how important technology can be when life takes an unpredictable turn is David Kessler… He discovered Empathy [and] was so impressed by how technology could reconfigure end-of-life planning and processing that he ended up joining the Empathy team, where he now works as the Chief Empathy Officer.
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There is no easy way to deal with what happens when a loved one dies. But by helping demystify essential tasks and offering resources for both logistics and grief, these digital services leaders say they hope they can help lift some of the burden off mourners, giving them a little more space to heal and connect with the support they need.
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Death is one of the hardest things to cope with in life, both from an emotional and organizational standpoint. And what’s worse is that the latter of these is inevitably compounded by the fact that those left behind are grieving and focused on that. Unsurprisingly, tech that is being built to help in these situations is seeing a lot of traction.
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Empathy provides a digital companion app to streamline end-of-life action items and help families make informed decisions and avoid common mistakes… Bottom Line: Your next policyholder perk.
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New York Life is putting its marketing clout behind a mobile device app that can help families cope with the loss of a loved one. The insurer has started offering beneficiaries the Empathy app, from Empathy, a company that aims to support grieving families.
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Compassus will offer access to Empathy’s digital companion application to families grieving after the loss of a loved one. Compassus, which provides a continuum of home-based care services from 200 locations in 30 states, is committed to delivering quality patient outcomes and increased access to families across its communities.
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Someone who is finely attuned to how important technology can be when life takes an unpredictable turn is David Kessler… He discovered Empathy [and] was so impressed by how technology could reconfigure end-of-life planning and processing that he ended up joining the Empathy team, where he now works as the Chief Empathy Officer.
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There is no easy way to deal with what happens when a loved one dies. But by helping demystify essential tasks and offering resources for both logistics and grief, these digital services leaders say they hope they can help lift some of the burden off mourners, giving them a little more space to heal and connect with the support they need.
“
Death is one of the hardest things to cope with in life, both from an emotional and organizational standpoint. And what’s worse is that the latter of these is inevitably compounded by the fact that those left behind are grieving and focused on that. Unsurprisingly, tech that is being built to help in these situations is seeing a lot of traction.
“
Empathy provides a digital companion app to streamline end-of-life action items and help families make informed decisions and avoid common mistakes… Bottom Line: Your next policyholder perk.
“
New York Life is putting its marketing clout behind a mobile device app that can help families cope with the loss of a loved one. The insurer has started offering beneficiaries the Empathy app, from Empathy, a company that aims to support grieving families.
“
Compassus will offer access to Empathy’s digital companion application to families grieving after the loss of a loved one. Compassus, which provides a continuum of home-based care services from 200 locations in 30 states, is committed to delivering quality patient outcomes and increased access to families across its communities.
“
Someone who is finely attuned to how important technology can be when life takes an unpredictable turn is David Kessler… He discovered Empathy [and] was so impressed by how technology could reconfigure end-of-life planning and processing that he ended up joining the Empathy team, where he now works as the Chief Empathy Officer.