Empathy is a company that provides a support system for families dealing with loss, combining technology and human care to assist with tasks and emotional support after the death of a loved one.

Empathy

Empathy supports families through life’s most challenging moments. With a blend of technology and human support, we help families navigate the financial, legal, emotional, and logistical hardship that follow loss. Our unique approach involves partnering with employers and life insurers to offer full circle care when families need it most.

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When Eva’s husband unexpectedly passed away, it had a profound impact on every aspect of her life, from her family to her work. 

AT&T jumped into action to support Eva, offering comprehensive bereavement benefits including Empathy's practical and emotional support, a dedicated Care Manager and a personalized plan to support her through the weeks and months following her loss, and help her and her family back on their feet.

“Empathy provided the pathway for a peace of mind while I could focus on our healing journey as a family.”  Eva said, reflecting on her experience with Empathy. 

At Empathy, our goal is to change the way the world deals with loss, one family at a time. We are honored to support Eva and her family, and countless other families like hers, through whatever challenge loss may bring.

Learn about our comprehensive care for bereaved employees here: https://hubs.la/Q02rzmxT0

Our innovative approach to compassionate care is redefining what it means to truly support families during their toughest times. 

Tune in to hear Danny Rimer from Index Ventures share insights on investing in impactful brands with a shared passion for merging innovation with compassionate culture to drive meaningful change. 
https://hubs.la/Q02GdXB10

On this Fourth of July, as we commemorate the freedom and values that define our nation, we also hold space for those who are celebrating and grieving simultaneously. For many, this and other holidays may feel different as they navigate life without their loved one. Let’s honor their journey, acknowledging that joy and sorrow can coexist, while offering our support and compassion to those who feel a heavier burden today. 🇺🇸🕊️🤍

Welcome to the new Empathy HQ in New York City! As our team grows, our new home will continue to serve as a hub for collaboration, creativity, and compassion, allowing us to reach more families and enhance the support we provide them.

This move is not only a testament to our ongoing expansion, but one that symbolizes growth, new opportunities, and our unwavering commitment to supporting families through their journey of loss.

We're thrilled to embrace this change and look forward to the exciting developments it will bring!

If you’re interested in joining our mission to support families when they need it most, view our open positions here: https://hubs.la/Q02Fd-V00

The list of time-consuming logistical tasks that follow loss often need to be worked on during business hours, so flexibility is just as important as the number of days of bereavement leave offered.

Understandably this “part-time job” can easily distract employees from their full-time position, making bereavement more stressful than it already is, and affecting their productivity, job performance, and well-being. Flexible policies enable a level of personalization that employees need during this period.

It’s time to say goodbye to the 3 to 5 day norm - a new standard of care is emerging.

Explore policy features that could better aid your employees during their hardest moments in our State of Bereavement Leave Guide. 
https://hubs.la/Q02CTHv60

Traditionally, companies have focused bereavement policy on immediate family members. But adults today are increasingly a part of mutually supportive relationships that go beyond their mother, father, and siblings.

As a result, companies are redefining their bereavement leave policies to encompass a wider range of relationships, including complex familial ties through marriage, domestic partnerships, close friends and chosen families.

Writing bereavement policy in a way that respects the importance of these relationships creates a framework that better aligns with the reality of employees’ lives.

In our State of Bereavement Leave Guide, we address the diverse nature of modern family dynamics, and provide guidance on creating meaningful policy changes. Read the full guide here: https://hubs.la/Q02C5HsG0

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