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The wishes in your living will be honored.
The law requires that health care providers honor your wishes, although sometimes the documents have created conflict when persons have not talked with family members. ...   More details

WHAT ARE "ADVANCE DIRECTIVES" ABOUT?
An "Advance Directive" (also known as a "living will") is a document that you prepare in case you become unable to make decisions for yourself later in life due to a medical condition. Its purpose is to very clearly state how you ...   More details

What if I don't want an advance directive?
You're not required to have an advance directive if you don't want one, but it's a good idea in order to guarantee that your wishes are followed regarding medical care. Otherwise, your family will have to make difficult decisions or incur large expen ...   More details

What if you have more questions about living will?
You should discuss any questions about advance directives with your family and physician. The hospital's social worker, patient representative or chaplain may be able to assist you, but they can't provide you with legal advice. If you have legal ques ...   More details

When a living will can be invoked.
Although official laws vary somewhat from state to state, all states are moving toward recognizing three main medical conditions in which Advance Directives may come into play. The first is if a patient has a terminal condition, when doctors agree th ...   More details

When living will applies?
The Living Will is intended to anticipate the situation wherein you might be in an incurable or an irreversible mental or physical condition, with no reasonable expectation of recovery. Your instructions are usually intended to apply if you are in an ...   More details

When should I complete a Living Will and a DPOAHC?
Complete these documents before you become ill. An accident or serious illness can happen at any time. Talking with your family and physician now gives you a chance to ask questions and talk about your concerns. If you do this when you're healthy, yo ...   More details

Who Can Help You Create A Health Care Advance Directive?
Start by talking to someone who knows you well and can help you state your values and wishes considering your family and medical history. Discuss with your doctor the kinds of medical problems you may face, based on your current health and health his ...   More details

Who can witness the signing of my advance directives?
In order for your advance directives to be valid, they must be signed in the presence of two witnesses and usually a notary. Persons who may NOT serve as witnesses include your agent named in your durable power of attorney, spouse, heir, attending ph ...   More details

Who else should know that I have an advance directive?
Your immediate family members, your agent, and your lawyer should receive copies of your advance directives. ...   More details

 
 

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