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When today's medicine has run out of options, cryopreservation keeps a door open.

Biostasis aims to preserve a person at legal death, until future medicine may one day be advanced enough to restore this person to life. Revival is not possible today. Tomorrow.bio offers human cryopreservation as an alternative to cremation or burial.

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Before you read on

Cryopreservation is not a treatment. Nobody knows whether revival will ever be possible.

It is notA treatment, a cure or a way to stay alive. It does not change the illness. It begins only after legal death.

Nobody knowsRevival is not currently possible. We make no promise about revival, timelines or outcomes.

What you agree toThat the body is preserved after legal death, for the purpose of a possible future that may never come. You decide, and you can stop at any point before the procedure.

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If time is short

If someone is in critical condition, close to the end of life, or has recently died, call now. The first call is free, and you decide afterwards whether to go ahead.

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What cryopreservation is, in plain words.

After legal death, the body is cooled and protected so that it can be kept for a very long time. The aim is to preserve the structure of the brain and body as well as current science allows, in case future medicine can one day do what it cannot do today.

That is a hope, not a result. Many people choose it instead of cremation or burial because they would rather keep the possibility open. Others decide it is not for them, and that is a respectable choice too.

1. You call usWe explain the situation and what the next hours could look like. The first call is free.

2. StandbyA team can be sent so that cooling and the first procedures begin as soon as legally possible. Delay costs quality, which is why early contact matters.

3. Long-term storageAfter the procedure, the patient is stored long term in Switzerland.

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In the United Kingdom, what exists today.

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What it costs, and how people pay.

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Last-minute fee€5,000 for non-members in a last-minute case. It is due only if you decide to go ahead, and it is deducted in full from the cost of the cryopreservation. It is non-refundable.

How people payLife insurance paying out at death is the most common route. When the prognosis is confirmed at under twelve months, pre-payment is possible. When someone is in critical condition or has recently died, direct payment is possible.

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When today's medicine has run out of options, cryopreservation keeps a door open.

What cryopreservation is, in plain words.

In the United Kingdom, what exists today.

What it costs, and how people pay.

Talk to us, in whichever way is easiest.

Read more, when you are ready.