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Cadence

Name: Cadence
Address: 110-15 Innovation Boulevard, Saskatoon, SK, S7N2X8, CA
Telephone: +13065009625

Care that continues.

Cadence supports families and funeral homes through what comes after a loss — estate guidance, grief care, and the responsibilities most people aren't prepared for.

09/05/2026

What does the future of funeral service look like when technology continues to evolve, but trust and the human experience matter more than ever?

Today, Cadence founder Rachel Drew virtually joins David Larkin and Curtis Funk for Selected's Futures Session: Interactive Conversations on Technology, Trust & Care. Together, they’ll explore how AI, evolving consumer expectations, and human-centered design are changing the way funeral homes connect with and care for families.

Rachel brings the Continuing Care perspective to that conversation: how we can design better experiences that reduce overwhelm, build trust, and continue supporting families from preplanning through to what comes next.

📅 Today at 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM EST

If you’re at Selected’s Annual Meeting, we hope you’ll join the conversation!

09/01/2026

We’re headed to Louisville for the 2026 Selected Independent Funeral Homes Annual Meeting!

From September 2–5, Haley will be there connecting with independent funeral professionals and sharing how Cadence helps funeral homes move from Aftercare to Continuing Care. It’s all about giving families meaningful support through grief, estate responsibilities, identity protection, planning, and everything that comes next.

Stop by the Cadence booth to meet Haley, walk through the family experience, and explore what’s new.

And on Saturday, don’t miss Cadence founder Rachel Drew during the Futures Session: Interactive Conversations on Technology, Trust & Care.

Learn more about Cadence at Selected in advance here: https://cadenceco.com/selected-2026

06/29/2026

When someone we love loses someone they love, most of us don't know what to say.

So we say nothing. Or we say too much. Or we show up once and then quietly disappear, not out of indifference, but out of not knowing what comes next.

Grief support isn't about having the right words. It's about showing up in the right ways.

A meal dropped off without expectation. A text that doesn't require a response. Sitting with someone in the quiet without trying to fix anything.

The people who remember, weeks and months later, are the ones who stay.

If you know someone navigating loss right now, swipe for a few simple ways to show up for them.

Supporting families through loss takes more than good intentions. This is why continuing care matters. Learn more at cadenceco.com

06/26/2026

The service is over.

Everyone has gone home.

And now the real weight begins.

The first week after a loss is one of the most disorienting experiences a family can go through. The adrenaline of arrangements has worn off. The questions start arriving faster than the answers. The world moves on: colleagues, friends, routines, while the family is still standing in the same place, with more to carry than ever.

By day seven, the mail has started arriving. Statements. Bills. Notices. All addressed to someone who is no longer here.
What families need in this window isn't more condolences.

It's a clear, calm path forward. Someone, or something, that says: here's what to do next.

This is the week where continuing care matters most. And it's the week most families are left completely alone.

Swipe to see what the first week after a loss actually looks like, hour by hour, day by day.

This is what families need, and what Cadence provides. Learn more at cadenceco.com

06/24/2026

Not always online. Not always in a review.
But at kitchen tables. In neighbourhoods. In community groups.

"The funeral home was wonderful." "They checked in on us afterwards." "We had no idea what to do and they pointed us in the right direction."

Or sometimes —

"We felt so alone after." "Nobody reached out." "We had to figure everything out ourselves."

The difference between those two conversations isn't the quality of the service.
It's what happened after.

Families talk. Communities listen.

Build the reputation your community remembers. Learn more at cadenceco.com

06/22/2026

Families don't fall through the cracks because they're unprepared.

They fall through because there's no structure holding them.

Nobody tells them what order to do things in. Every institution has a different process. The people who could help: lawyers, financial advisors, accountants, often don't know they're needed, and many families don't know they can ask.

And underneath all of it, grief is quietly making every decision harder. Decision fatigue sets in fast. Even simple tasks feel enormous when you're carrying loss.

The clock doesn't pause for any of it. Deadlines still arrive. Accounts stay open. Mail keeps coming addressed to someone who is no longer there.

This is the reality most families face, and the reason why a clear, structured path forward isn't a luxury. It's exactly what they need.

Swipe to see exactly where families get lost, and how continuing care closes the gaps.

This is why continuing care matters. Learn more at cadenceco.com

06/21/2026

Father’s Day can be a meaningful and emotional day for many families.

For those who have lost a father or father figure, the day may bring reflection, memories, and moments of grief.

For those experiencing the holiday without someone they love this year, we are thinking of you.

Moments like these remind us why continuing care matters, ensuring families receive support not only during the funeral, but through the moments that follow.

06/19/2026

Funeral Director Truth:

You can tell within minutes which families have someone guiding them through what comes next, and which ones are completely on their own.

The ones who are on their own carry a different kind of weight.

It shows in their eyes. In their questions. In the way they linger a little longer before they leave.
They're not looking for more information.

They're looking for someone to tell them it's going to be okay, and show them the next step.
That's what continuing care is built to do.

Supporting families through every step after loss. Learn more at cadenceco.com

06/17/2026

Spring has a way of asking grieving families to do something they're not ready for.

Move forward.

The longer days. The open windows. The quiet pressure from well-meaning people who say it's time to start sorting through things.

But every room still feels like theirs. Every drawer holds a decision that carries far more weight than it should. Donating a coat. Clearing a closet. For a grieving family, these aren't chores, they're emotional milestones.

And there's no timeline for it. Grief doesn't work on anyone else's schedule, no matter how bright the sun gets outside.
What families need in this season isn't a push to move forward. It's permission to move at their own pace, and support for the practical side so the emotional side has room to breathe.

Swipe to see why spring is one of the hardest seasons for grieving families, and what actually helps.

One step at a time. At their own pace. Learn more at cadenceco.com

Address

110-15 Innovation Boulevard
Saskatoon, SK
S7N2X8

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13065009625

Website

https://cadenceco.com/

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