The policy pays the preservation
The death benefit is meant to meet the published preservation cost: standby, transport, and storage as the provider requires.

Life Preservation Insurance
Whether death is natural or not, a policy that pays when this life ends is how you give yourself a real chance at life again after death.
Most people hold appropriate coverage for a few dollars a day. Confidential. No obligation.
What LPI is
LPI is not a new kind of policy from a special carrier. It is a life insurance policy structured so the death benefit can pay a biostasis provider when this life ends.
The job of the policy is simple. Cover the preservation bill: standby, transport, the procedure, and long-term storage with Alcor, the Cryonics Institute, or Sparks Brain Preservation. Anything above that bill goes to who you name.
Kazak LPI does not preserve anyone. We help you size, place, and aim the coverage so the money is there when the provider needs it.
The bill does not wait
A life insurance policy is in force from the day it is issued. If death comes soon after, the full death benefit is still there to pay the preservation provider.
Saving only works if you live long enough to finish the pile. The bill is due when you die, not when the account is ready. Most people never hold that much cash that long.
Permanent policies can build cash value. Depending on the contract, you may borrow against it or take a withdrawal while you are alive.
Third parties
We help you fund your preservation through a life insurance policy.
What is biostasis?
Biostasis is the attempt to pause biological decay after legal death so that future medicine might repair and restore a person. In practice that means stabilizing the brain, and sometimes the whole body, as soon as possible after death is pronounced, then holding the patient in a long-term preserved state.
Different organizations use different tools to get there. Kazak LPI does not perform the procedure. We help people make this an affordable option through life insurance. No revival is guaranteed. No person has been revived.
Alcor · Scottsdale, Arizona
Cryopreservation by vitrification: blood is replaced with cryoprotectant, the patient is cooled into a glass-like state, then stored in liquid nitrogen.
Cryonics Institute · Clinton Township / Detroit metro, Michigan
Whole-body cryopreservation: perfusion with their CI-VM-1 vitrification mixture, then controlled cooldown to liquid nitrogen.
Sparks Brain Preservation · Salem / Portland metro, Oregon
Aldehyde / chemical fixation of the brain (chemopreservation), then cold storage; optional later cryoprotectant load and colder storage. This is not the same protocol as Alcor or CI.
| Provider | Whole body | Brain / neuro | Annual dues (approx) | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alcor | $220,000 | $100,000 (often cited; some pages $80,000 minimum) | age × $15 | Scottsdale, Arizona |
| Cryonics Institute | $28,000 lifetime member / $35,000 annual member | n/a (whole body only) | $120 / year or $1,250 lifetime | Clinton Township / Detroit metro, Michigan |
| Sparks Brain Preservation | $100,000 ($80,000 long-term member) | $45,000 standard brain ($36,000 long-term member) | $150 / year | Salem / Portland metro, Oregon |
The funding structure
The death benefit is meant to meet the published preservation cost: standby, transport, and storage as the provider requires.
Anything above that bill can go to a person or entity you name as beneficiary. Kazak LPI does not set up a revival trust or an investment vehicle around waking up.
The policy is revocable. You can switch preservation providers and retarget the death benefit. You are not locked into Alcor, CI, or Sparks for life.
If the preservation option is never used, a person or entity you name still inherits what remains.
A revival guarantee. No person has been revived. Cryopreservation is experimental. Anyone offering certainty about waking up is selling something Kazak LPI will not.

The practice
Life and health insurance agent focused on cryonics and longevity funding. Alcor member. Appointed with Kansas City Life and other carriers that will write cryonics-friendly permanent coverage. Mentored in this niche by Rudi Hoffman, CFP, CLU, ChFC.
The job is making an unscheduled preservation bill payable without forcing the client to warehouse cash for decades.
License G334955 · NPN 22197097
Questions
Cryopreservation is due when you die, not when the account is ready. Saving means holding the full amount liquid until a date you do not control. Inflation, spending, and a longer life all work against the pile. Life insurance is built for a bill that arrives on an unknown date.
Term is inexpensive because it is designed to expire. Cryopreservation funding has to be in force on an unknown date, including ages most term will not cover. Permanent coverage is the usual instrument here.
Underwriting happens on today’s health. A diagnosis later can close the window or price the policy out of reach. Waiting is not a neutral choice.
Often yes. Buy-back language and portable assignment are part of how we try to structure this. The provider you name today does not have to be the provider forever. Details depend on the carrier and the assignment.
No. No person has been revived. Kazak LPI will not sell a revival guarantee. The work is making the bill payable if you still want the option.
No. Kazak LPI structures life insurance for human preservation only. Some providers will preserve pets if you pay them directly. That is not part of the policy and not part of this quote form.

While it is still cheap
The younger and healthier you are the cheaper your premium will be. Waiting will cost you.
Estimates only. Not an offer of insurance. Not legal, tax, or investment advice. Cryopreservation is experimental. No person has been revived.