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Field Operations Policy and Procedures LAI <br /> 1. The Company representative completes the Initial Condition Analysis Form (FIN- <br /> CS106), signs and forwards the form to the funeral home or funeral director in charge. <br /> a. The decedent check-in process in Carepoint is an acceptable alternative to the Initial <br /> Condition Analysis Form (FIN-CS106)for those PCCs implemented on Carepoint. <br /> 2. Refer to Personal Effects for information related to verifying personal effects. <br /> For after-hour removals by a third party contractor: <br /> 1. The third party contractor delivers the decedent to a restricted, designated room or area <br /> (i.e. refrigeration or preparation room), away from and out of public view, ensuring the <br /> decedent is covered with a sheet or gown. <br /> 2. The third party contractor secures and logs valuables in a designated locked, secure area <br /> and completes the Safe Log(FIN-CS 107). <br /> 3. A Company representative completes the decedent Initial Condition Analysis Form (FIN- <br /> CS 106) (see above)upon arrival the following morning. <br /> 4 Personal Effects <br /> 4.1 Storage and Handling of Personal Effects <br /> Policy. Anything that comes with, is worn by or is provided for the decedent (with the <br /> exception of hospital garments) must be considered a personal effect, and the Company must <br /> inventory and secure each item. For cremation cases, the Authorized Representative must <br /> provide and/or give permission for any personal effect(s) to be cremated with the decedent or <br /> placed in the final container with the cremated remains. <br /> All valuables must be secured in a designated locked, secure area that is out of public view or <br /> access and which is used only for securing decedent personal effects. Valuables delivered to the <br /> funeral home must remain in the designated locked, secure area until it is time for placement on <br /> the decedent unless specifically required for preparation or ship-out. <br /> Procedure. <br /> When taking custody of personal effects at the time of decedent removal: <br /> 1. If there are no personal effects, check the IF NO PERSONAL EFFECTS box on the <br /> Personal Effects Inventory Form (FIN-CS006) and skip to procedure 4. <br /> 2. Prior to the decedent's removal where family is present, have the family remove and <br /> retain all jewelry and other valuable items from the decedent if possible. <br /> a. Document those items on the Acknowledgement of Return of Personal Effects Form <br /> Version 2.1 Page 14 of 70 Revised:07/10/2015 <br /> Document Owner:Operations Support ©2015 SCI Funeral&Cemetery Purchasing Cooperative,Inc. <br />