If Death Occurs at Home and the loved one is under Hospice Care

Contact the Hospice Nurse. A Hospice Nurse will respond to your home and make the pronouncement of death. Ask them to call California Cremation Centers at (800) 466-6110.

Our staff will respond to the location of passing and will receive the loved one into our care.

Our staff will then contact you to finalize the arrangements, online or over the fax.

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If Death Occurs at a Hospital, Hospice, Nursing Home or Health Care Center

Contact the Nurse or Physician. The Nurse or Physician will come to the room and make the pronouncement of death.

Ask the Nurse to contact California Cremation Centers at (800) 466-6110.

Our staff will respond to the location of passing and will receive the loved one into our care.

Our staff will then contact you to finalize the arrangements, online or over the fax.

If Death has Occurred and the Medical Examiner or County Coroner is involved

Contact California Cremation Centers at (800) 466-6110. We will contact the Coroner's Office to arrange release of the deceased.

Prior to us taking your loved one into our care, we will need a Coroner's release form signed by the closest next of kin. Most Coroner's have a transportation fee, which we must collect from you to give to them. Once we are authorized by the Medical Examiner or Coroner, we will receive the loved one to us.

If your loved one is presently at a Coroner's facility, be sure to print and complete the proper release below and fax to us with your other completed arrangement forms.

• Riverside County Coroner Release
• Riverside County Coroner Property Release
• San Bernardino County Coroner Release
• Los Angeles County Coroner Release
• Orange County Coroner Release