Which type of funeral license allows for care and preparation only, aside from embalming?

The Type C License is specifically designed for individuals who are trained to provide care and preparation of deceased bodies without the necessity of embalming. This license focuses on the non-embalming aspects of funeral services, such as washing, dressing, and cosmetology for the deceased, ensuring they are presented respectfully for viewing or final disposition.

This distinction is important within funeral service regulations as it allows for specialized practice areas, acknowledging that not all circumstances require embalming, and thus permitting a tailored approach to funeral care. The Type A and Type B licenses involve more comprehensive training and qualifications that include embalming, while a Joint Account License pertains to financial matters and does not involve preparation or care duties directly.