You've Already Paid Enough

Finding someone deceased from suicide or murder makes victims out of survivors, especially when it’s a loved one. Exposure to the deceased is a traumatic experience and leads to high levels of distress sometime to a point where life becomes debilitating. Regardless of the way a person dies, you and the rest of the family are left with unanswered questions, devastation, unimaginable circumstances, and countless blame.

With many suicides taking place in the home, loved ones are often faced with having to clean up the aftermath. This makes the tragedy even more horrific as more involvement with the deceased often leads to flashbacks and other symptoms of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) like isolation, panic attacks and a loss of hope. Not only are you dealing with grief from the death, but grief as a victim as well.

Bio-One Baltimore understands just how traumatic discovering a death can be. We have supported countless families as they push through the unthinkable. We are privy to some of the most intimate moments among families as they mourn and try to determine next steps. Having such a thorough understanding of exactly how detrimental this can be to everyone involved, it is our primary focus to offer as many resources that we can to provide support.

We partner with many agencies and non-profits that work with victims to assist with the aftermath. While many of our partners focus on providing support regarding funeral arrangements, bereavement and much more, we will be there to help you with the cleanup process to alleviate and prevent more emotional and mental distress.

Once you have the resources and support you need, and we have cleaned up the scene of the incident, we will then discuss payment. Many times when payment is discussed, those in need of services find that their insurance covers the cost of about 95% of services provided. We are happy to partner with so many insurance companies to be able to help victims of tragic death as we understand that you have already paid enough with all that you experience during this difficult time.

No one ever thinks that they will have such a horrific experience such as finding someone deceased. While we hope that you don’t ever experience it, please don’t wait until it happens to try to find someone to help you. Keep our information at hand in case the unthinkable were to happen. We are a phone call away 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 301.473.6733.