1 provider is registered as a crematory or cremation service in Newburgh. The list on this page has their phone and address.
Direct cremation in Newburgh, IN
1 provider in Newburgh is registered as a crematory or cremation service. We list them with the phone and address on record so you can call and compare. We are not a funeral home and we don't sell cremations.
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What direct cremation is
Direct cremation is cremation without a viewing, visitation or ceremony with the body present. That is how the Federal Trade Commission defines it in the Funeral Rule. You can still hold a memorial later, with or without the ashes, wherever and whenever your family wants.
It usually covers the funeral home's basic services, bringing your loved one into its care, a simple container and the cremation itself. What each funeral home includes, and what it charges extra for, is on its General Price List.
Registered as a crematory or cremation service in Newburgh
Alexander Funeral Hms Cemetery
5333 S R 261, Newburgh, IN 47630 · (812) 518-8280
We are not this funeral home. We send you the information and help you compare, at no cost.
This is what the national registry of funeral services shows. It does not say whether each one offers direct cremation or at what price: that's on their price list, and you can ask for it by phone.
Other funeral homes in Newburgh
Many funeral homes arrange cremations with an outside crematory. If you'd rather work with one of these, ask them if they offer direct cremation and for its price.
2 funeral homes in Newburgh
- 5333 State Route 261, Newburgh, IN 47630(812) 853-0077
What to ask when you call
Federal rules are on your side here:
- Ask for the price of direct cremation. If a funeral home offers it, it must list it on its General Price List. It also has to give you price information over the phone, and it can't make you give your name or come in first.
- Ask what's included. Bringing your loved one into their care, the container, the crematory fee, the death certificate copies and returning the ashes are not always in the same price.
- You don't have to buy a casket. For direct cremation the funeral home must offer at least one alternative container (for example, an unfinished wood box or a fiberboard container), and you can bring your own.
- Ask how long it takes and when you'd get the ashes back.
- Compare at least two or three before you decide.
Source: Federal Trade Commission, Complying with the Funeral Rule
State licensing: Indiana Funeral and Cemetery Board
Prices
Direct cremation prices vary from one funeral home to another. We can help you compare them in and around Newburgh, at no cost to you.
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Frequently asked questions
How many crematories are there in Newburgh, IN?
What is direct cremation?
Direct cremation is cremation without a viewing, visitation or ceremony with the body present, as defined by the FTC Funeral Rule. You can still hold a memorial later, with or without the ashes.
Do I need to buy a casket for direct cremation?
No. A funeral home that offers direct cremation must offer at least one alternative container, and you can provide your own (FTC Funeral Rule).
Can a funeral home give me its direct cremation price over the phone?
Yes. Under the FTC Funeral Rule, it must give you price information by phone without requiring your name or a visit.