Funeral and cremation service in downtown Columbus, part of the Schoedinger group. Its own page states the location operates an on-site crematory.
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Short North chapel of Shaw-Davis Funeral Homes & Cremation Services in Columbus.
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Funeral home and reception facility on Broadway in Grove City, one of Newcomer's Columbus-area chapels.
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Funeral home on High Street in Worthington, one of the Rutherford Funeral Homes locations.
Cremation-focused provider in Dublin operating under the Schoedinger group. The site asks families to call ahead to arrange a meeting time.
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All guides →Explainer · Updated Aug 2026How to read a General Price ListThe federal Funeral Rule entitles you to an itemised price list you can take home, and it has to be handed over rather than requested.Explainer · Updated Aug 2026Who decides what happens after a death in OhioOhio calls it the right of disposition: one person holds it, it can be assigned in advance, and there is a fixed order of priority when nobody was named.Explainer · Updated Aug 2026Cremation in Ohio: what has to happen before it can go aheadOhio sets a twenty-four hour minimum and three documents a crematory must hold first, and it never requires embalming as the price of any of it.Explainer · Updated Aug 2026Preneed funeral contracts in OhioWho may sell a contract paid for in advance, how Ohio requires the money to be held, and the seven-day right to rescind and get everything back.How-to · Updated Aug 2026How to check an Ohio funeral home's licence, or file a complaintOhio licenses each funeral home for one street address; this is how to look a licence up, how a complaint is handled, and what this directory has not checked.Explainer · Updated Aug 2026Indigent burial and cremation support in Ohio: who it actually paysOhio's programme reimburses a township or municipality rather than a family, so this sets out where the duty sits and who a family should contact.
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Does Ohio law require embalming?
No. Ohio requires only that a body held more than forty-eight hours before final disposition be embalmed or refrigerated below forty degrees. That is a choice of two.
Who decides what happens after a death in Ohio?
Whoever holds the right of disposition: a representative named in a written declaration under ORC 2108.70, or otherwise the first available person in the order set by ORC 2108.81.
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