¶ … National Funeral Director's Association, which has 20,000 members out of the roughly 22,000 Funeral homes in United States, they do not have even the facilities to provide additional facilities for the Americans with Disabilities under an act. Some of these 22,000 homes are the property of publicly traded funeral service companies and they constitute some 15% of the total. The vast portion of these companies is small businesses which have existed for a long time, and have come to the present directors through a process of inheritance over a long period. In some cases, the passing on has even been to employees from the owners. That is also the reason why many of these homes operate out of the residences of the former homes of the original owners and some of them are today even historical buildings. Most of these funeral homes had begun in houses which were the residences of the funeral directors and were later converted to funeral homes as per the exigencies of business. (Comments of the national Funeral Directors Association on the Advanced Notice of Proposed Rule-Making on the Potential Application of the Revised ADA Standards) The people in charge of the business have to be viewed as people who are conscious of traditions and family histories, the funeral homes also found it very difficult to change addresses and have thus continued in the same address for more than one generation. This can be seen in many towns and small cities spread all over America that the funeral home or homes in the town can be found in a building which was earlier a residence or in an important building on the main street. Often enough this home has also served the town for many years. At the same time, the homes are not able to retrofit the office every time a new law is passed as they are not financially strong enough. When any law is fixed for the facilities for Americans with Disabilities are fixed, they are likely to be changed every few years....
This is very difficult for the homes and they may not invest in the change. This statement from the NFDA makes it clear that the financial strength of most of the financial homes is quite weak. (Comments of the national Funeral Directors Association on the Advanced Notice of Proposed Rule-Making on the Potential Application of the Revised ADA Standards) An organization of this size obviously cannot make much investment in theories and analysis for expansion.
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