Bereavement
Time to grieve and handle what follows a death.
Gracekeeps Leave
Leave guides employees through bereavement, caregiving, medical and parental leave with daily check-ins, a clear handbook and a plan for coming back. Employers see how the program is doing, never personal details.
Returning soon? Read returning to work after a loss.

Four kinds of leave
Time to grieve and handle what follows a death.
Time to care for a family member who needs you.
Time to heal from an illness, injury or procedure.
Time with a new child by birth, adoption or foster care.
What is included
Step by step from the first day to the return, shaped by the type of leave.
A moment each day to note how you are and what you need.
Keep leave dates, paperwork and personal tasks in order.
Plain answers about leave, pay and forms, next to your employer’s own policies when they share them.
Plan your first weeks back, including what to discuss with your manager.
Help with forms, benefits and the life tasks that fill a leave.
Short breathing and reflection exercises for hard days.
If a caregiving leave becomes a bereavement leave, switch in a tap. Your notes and progress stay.
The journey
Every leave is different. The shape of the support stays steady.
Before leave
Understand your options, dates and paperwork, and hand off work with a simple plan.
First day
Your journey starts with what matters for your type of leave, and nothing more.
During leave
Check-ins and trackers keep things in order, with a care specialist when you need one.
Before you return
A back-to-work checklist and plan, including options like a gradual return if your employer offers one.
Back at work
Support continues through the first weeks back, which is often when it is needed most.
Coming back
Your back-to-work plan covers the talk with your manager, a gentler first week and what to do if you need more time. Daily check-ins help you see how you are doing.
Your employer sees program totals only. Your check-ins, notes and plan stay yours.

Privacy for employees
Employees need to trust Leave before they will use it. So employers get useful, anonymous totals and nothing personal.
| Information | Visible to the employer |
|---|---|
| How many people are enrolled and active | Yes, as a total |
| How much each feature is used across the program | Yes, as a total |
| Satisfaction and return-to-work trends | Yes, anonymous and grouped |
| Whether a specific person uses Leave | Never |
| Check-ins, notes, trackers or messages | Never |
| Health, family or grief details | Never |
Small groups are combined or hidden, so no one can be singled out from a report.
Leave questions
Not through Gracekeeps. Your employer sees totals across the whole program, never who is using it or what they share.
Switch leave types in the app. Your history, notes and progress come with you.
No. Approval, pay and job protection come from your employer’s policies and the law where you work. Leave helps you understand them and stay organized.
With anonymous reports on enrollment, use of each feature, satisfaction and return-to-work trends. We agree on the measures with you before launch.
See how Leave fits your policies, your benefits and your HR team.