We investigated many zones through this project to design a pleasant experience for the end of life. Final farewells are significant life events that are rarely planned and are frequently chaotic or distressing. These moments frequently occur in loud intensive care units, public hospital rooms, nursing homes, on the phone, or not at all. Those left behind were left in emotional limbo, wishing they'd realised it was the final time they'd seen a loved one or wishing they'd had more time to say goodbye 'properly.' We investigated approaches to design for end-of-life experiences as our physical and digital worlds become increasingly intertwined. We used a salutogenic approach to planning the final farewell in collaboration with The Health Transformation Lab. Salutogenic design is a comprehensive approach to design that prioritises physical and mental wellness. The design interventions that resulted used service design techniques, videography, and physical and digital fabrication processes to re-frame and re-invent the last farewell through careful negotiations of digital, material, and human modalities. We collaborated with industry partners, such as the Alfred Hospital and the Peter Mac Cancer Center, on this initiative. The project's intended goals are significant design interventions of a spatial, artefact, or product-service systems nature that improve the health of patients, physicians, and families at a point of intersection.