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Cryopreservation Minimums Unchanged

At the 2017 Annual Meeting, cryopreservation minimums were left unchanged, remaining at the levels set in 2011. These minimums remain: Neuro: $80,000 (or $100,000 to receive a waiver of the $180/year Comprehensive Member Standby fee). Whole Body: $200,000 (or $220,000 to receive a waiver of the $180/year CMS fee).

2017 Annual Meeting Elections

Here are the results of the elections at the Alcor Annual Meeting on September 16, 2017: DIRECTORS All directors were unanimously re-elected: Mike Anzis Andy Aymeloglu Ralph Merkle, Ph.D. Mike O’Neal, Ph.D. Michael Riskin, Ph.D., CPA Michael Seidl, Ph.D., J.D. Brian Wowk, Ph.D. OFFICERS President: Max More was re-relected unanimously. CFO/treasurer: Michael Perry was re-relected […]

Annual Meeting of the Alcor Board, September 16, 2017

The 2017 Alcor Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday September 16, 2017, starting at 11:30 am (MST) at the Alcor facility (7895 East Acoma Drive in Scottsdale, AZ). The elections of directors and officers will be conducted at this meeting and a wide range of topic will be discussed publicly both before and after […]

Catherine Baldwin Steps Down from the Alcor Board of Directors

Effectively immediately, Catherine Baldwin has stepped down as a director of Alcor and as a director of the Alcor Patient Care Trust Board. After ten years as Chief Operating Officer of Suspended Animation, Catherine is retiring at the end of July to pursue other interests. Saul Kent will remain SA’s Chief Executive Officer, while SA’s […]

A-1154 becomes Alcor’s 149th Patient on October 2, 2016

Scott Toth, A-1154, a non-confidential neurocryopreservation member, was pronounced on October 4, 2016 in Florida, USA. Scott became Alcor’s 149th patient on October 6, 2016. Because he was found after clinical death and because he was a Medical Examiner’s case, no cryoprotection was possible. Fortunately, no autopsy was performed. With an unusually large storm expected […]

Link Roundup 1/6

Wait But Why, April 2016, “Why Cryonics Makes Sense” – This is probably now the most read piece in history about the pros and cons of cryonics. It was republished with permission in our magazine. Eight months later, our website still gets decent traffic from this article, and no link roundup would be complete without […]