Healthcare Power of Attorney
& Living Will

Medical Emergency

If you're unconscious or unable to communicate, doctors need someone authorized to make treatment decisions. Without a Healthcare POA, your family may face delays and confusion during critical moments.

End-of-Life Choices

Specify whether you want life-sustaining treatments like CPR, ventilators, or feeding tubes in terminal situations. Your Living Will ensures your wishes are followed, not someone else's guess.

Protect Your Family

Remove the burden of making difficult medical decisions from your loved ones. With clear instructions, your family won't have to guess what you would want or argue about treatment options.

Healthcare Power of Attorney

Name someone you trust to make medical decisions if you're unable to. Your agent can:

• Authorize or refuse medical treatments
• Choose doctors and healthcare facilities
• Access your medical records (HIPAA)
• Make end-of-life care decisions
• Consult with medical professionals

Important: You can name primary and backup agents. Choose someone who understands your values and will respect your wishes.

Living Will

Specify your preferences for life-sustaining treatments if you're terminally ill or permanently unconscious:

• CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation)
• Mechanical ventilation (breathing machines)
• Tube feeding and hydration
• Dialysis treatment
• Organ and tissue donation

Important: Your Living Will only applies when you're terminally ill or permanently unconscious, not for temporary conditions.