What are examples of powers I could give (or NOT give) to my agent in a DPOAHC? - Advance Medical Directive
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What are examples of powers I could give (or NOT give) to my agent in a DPOAHC?
- Consent to or refuse any medical care used to maintain, diagnose or treat a physical or mental condition
- Make arrangements for treatment facilities or individual health care personnel
- Review information regarding the status of my health and treatment
- Take Legal action, if needed, to do what I have directed
- Direct the use or withholding of life-prolonging treatment
- Make decisions about autopsy and organ donation
- Become my guardian, if necessary
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