Dear family, we really want to help you.

To follow the guidelines of the authorities, we would like to inform you about how we work – to protect you and ourselves in the best possible way.

• We work from home as much as possible and recommend that the conversation take place as far as possible by telephone – possibly. Face-hour.
• If we are to meet for a conversation, we recommend that there is as little as possible around the conversation table (grandmother and max. 2 relatives) and that we are at a good distance from each other – other relatives may. stay away from the table, but at a distance so they can “interfere”. We don’t give a hand and keep our distance.
• In the event of a home death, we use protective equipment, including gloves, bandages and protective clothing.
• We recommend that the transfer / sinking at home death ends at home when the coffin is inserted in the trolley.
• We advise on the possibilities for holding celebrations and reductions.
• Rules in churches and chapels are different.
  It is the priests who decide what precautions to take at funerals and funerals.
  This may mean that there are numbers of people who may be in the church / chapel.

Read more about the National Board of Health’s recommendations here.