Private Cryonics Companies

A cohort of for‑profit cryonics firms that sold long‑term human preservation services, managed client contracts and billing, and engaged with public markets. In the current material they function as the background custodians whose degraded infrastructure, refrigeration and power failures discredited certain providers, left preserved clients vulnerable, and created complex legal, financial, and ethical obligations for the rescuing parties and medical authorities who must assume custody of revived individuals.