A direct preservation pathway for Texas patients and families.
IFA is preparing a patient-elected brain-preservation and custody pathway for people approaching biological death who want to preserve person-relevant biological structure for later high-resolution readout and post-biological restoration work. A hospital or hospice referral is not required to begin an inquiry.
The patient relationship is directly with IFA.
The hospital or hospice does not need to introduce IFA. A patient, family member, or authorized representative can contact IFA directly. If a case is accepted, IFA coordinates the receiving and preservation chain; the treating institution remains responsible for ordinary medical care and, after legal death, its ordinary lawful release process.
Contact IFA
Patient, family, or authorized representative contacts IFA directly for information and initial eligibility screening.
Screen the case
IFA checks Texas location, expected timeframe, decision authority, facility setting, and whether an executable provider/logistics route is available.
Review terms
If the case can be accepted, IFA provides the current scope, price, disclosures, contracting terms, and designated receiving route.
Document the election
The patient or authorized representative documents the preservation choice and keeps IFA/provider contact information available to family and the treating facility.
Release after legal death
Ordinary death-pronouncement, medical-examiner, facility, identification, and lawful-release requirements remain controlling. IFA does not direct pre-death medical care.
Preservation and custody
The authorized receiving/provider chain performs the preservation and custody work intended to keep the biological source available for later readout and restoration-related development.
Near-need preservation first.
IFA's immediate Texas pathway is focused on preservation and custody at the biological-death boundary. The later readout, reconstruction, computational implementation, and embodiment program remains a separate technical and legal development path.
Working target price
Current planning target for a near-need preservation case. Final pricing, scope, payment terms, custody terms, and eligibility are case- and contract-dependent. No payment is requested through this page.
Direct inquiry does not mean the hospital disappears.
Direct-to-patient acquisition changes who owns the relationship. It does not bypass lawful death pronouncement, medical-examiner authority, disposition authority, or facility release rules.
Do I need a hospital or hospice referral?
No. You can contact IFA directly. If death later occurs in a hospital, hospice, or other facility, that institution may still be part of the lawful release and custody-transfer process.
Can a family member contact IFA?
Yes, for information. Any actual election or contract must be made by the patient or a person with legally sufficient authority for that case.
Should I wait until death is imminent?
No. Earlier contact is operationally better because authority, facility contacts, provider availability, transport, and documentation can take time to resolve.
Is later human conversion already available?
No. IFA is developing the later readout and post-biological implementation pathway. The current Texas page is for preservation-pathway inquiries, not a representation that downstream conversion has already been demonstrated.
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Direct patient and family contact
For a Texas preservation inquiry, contact IFA directly. For company and development-program information, return to the main site.
Samer E Said
Founder, President & CEO
Infrastructure for Agency Corporation