Author name: Justin Bagley

Every county medical examiner’s office and morgue facility operates under two simultaneous inventory realities: the day-to-day case volume that drives standard procurement, and the surge scenario that no budget line ever quite prepares for. Tornadoes, flooding, mass casualty incidents, pandemic-level mortality spikes – when they hit, the facilities that respond effectively are the ones that […]

In forensic work, a single identification error does not stay in the room where it happens. It travels — through the chain of custody, into the courtroom, across the autopsy report, and sometimes into a family’s worst moment. The documentation window on a heavy-duty vinyl forensic pouch is the one feature that sits at the

Bariatric case volume has climbed steadily across hospital systems, medical examiner offices, and funeral homes over the past decade. The CDC reports that adult obesity rates in the United States now exceed 40 percent — and the operational impact on facilities that handle decedent care is real, daily, and growing. The challenge is not just

Spring storm season does not wait. Tornadoes, flooding, severe weather events, and mass casualty incidents can materialize with little warning — and when they do, the professionals who respond depend on supplies that are ready, verified, and in-compliance. Whether you manage a hospital, a county emergency operations center, a mortuary, or a first-response unit, your