Human Cryopreservation

Your individual plan

Each plan is individually priced per patient and their circumstances.
It consists of two parts: Membership fee plus transport and storage.

Company timeline

Step 1

Sign-up

Patients wishing to be cryopreserved sign up for a membership with Tomorrow.bio. We help them get the necessary paperwork in order, ensure there’s insurance or funds in place to pay for the cryopreservation procedure and stay ready to cryopreserve them whenever death occurs. For people signing up at the last minute, we have special rates.

Step 2

Dispatch

Most deaths can be predicted by medical conditions and circumstances. When there are signs that a patient might be dying, we dispatch one of our ambulances with a biostasis response team. They usually arrive before death occurs, allowing us to start the stabilization process as soon as the patient is legally pronounced dead.

Step 3

Stabilization

We cool the patient down as quickly as possible using ice and water. Then we initiate cardiopulmonary support (CPS) and infuse them with neuroprotective and anti-clotting medication. This stabilizes the patient, slows down the degradation process, and prepares the patient for cryoprotection.

Step 4

Cryoprotection

Our ambulances are fully equipped to perform field cryopreservation, allowing us to get right to work: During our cryoprotection procedure, we will slowly replace the patient’s blood with cryoprotectant and cool them down further. The cryoprotectant protects the body during the cooldown.

Step 5

Transport

We transport the patient to our storage facility in Switzerland.

Step 6

Cool-down

At the facility, the cryoprotected patients are placed in a cool-down chamber. As quickly as possible, we cool them to -120°C, where they will undergo a process called vitrification, which is a glass-like transition of the body. Following this process, we slow the cool-down to about 1°C per hour to avoid thermal stress. Cool-down finishes when the patient has reached -196°C.

Step 7

Storage

Patients are placed in a pod, which is then placed in a cryogenic dewar filled with liquid nitrogen. Here they are stored indefinitely, with no electricity required. The liquid nitrogen is regularly refilled by the on-site team or an automated system.

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Membership & insurance calculator

Duration of insurance

30 years

Insurance fee

€€300/year

Save 5%

Membership fee

Includes 1 pet membership

€€500/year

Save 20%

Total contribution

€€800/year

Save 22%

Register today and choose the
plan that best suits you

Duration of insurance

30 years

Insurance fee

€€300/month

Membership fee

Includes 1 pet membership

€€500/month

Total contribution

€€800/month

Register today and choose the
plan that best suits you

Sign up now

Funding options

Most common method

Term life insurance

Who is this for

Members between the ages of 18 and 65 who do not have any major medical issues.

How much it costs

Starting at €20 per month (whole-body) or €6 per month (brain-only). The pricing depends on your age and health.

For more information on what term life insurance is, click here.

Other options

Alternative funding

Who is this for

Members who have the funds to pay for human cryopreservation by themselves.

How DOES IT WORK

There are several alternative funding methods available, depending on your situation. These include using your own insurance policy, funding through a last will and testament, family trust, designating next of kin willing to cover part of the cryopreservation contract and others . However, this option is only viable if the funds can be quickly accessed—meaning the assets used to cover the costs must be converted to cash and transferred to Tomorrow.bio before the medical team is dispatched. To set up this option, simply fill out our alternative funding document after signing up, specifying how your storage and standby expenses will be covered.

Before choosing this option we highly recommend scheduling a consultation to get recommendations based on your unique situation.

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