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Advance Directives

We realize that this is a big topic that may feel complex or maybe even overwhelming.  Every caregiver starts from a different place as far as their understanding of advance directives. Regardless of whether or not your loved one or care recipient has any of these documents in place, we want to provide encouragement that we are here for you and we can support you from wherever your starting point may be.

Advance Directives are a way of making healthcare related decisions and giving instructions and guidance to your loved ones if you become unable to communicate them on your own. It’s always best to make these decisions before a health crisis occurs. Being prepared and planning ahead can alleviate potential stressors and can be a gift to your loved ones.

In this section, we will review multiple types of documents that will help navigate any healthcare situation.  These may include a Do Not Resuscitate order, Health Care Power of Attorney, Living Will, and a MOST form. Keep in mind, all of these documents can be updated at any time if your goals of care change.

Please reach out to your healthcare provider or a member of your care team if you have questions or want to complete any of these documents.

What is a Living Will?

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This legal document gives instructions to your healthcare providers and loved ones that reflect your healthcare wishes.

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What is a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order?

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This legal document is signed by a medical provider when an individual decides that they do not want CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) or any other attempt at life-prolonging measures in the event that their heart stops beating.

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What is a MOST form?

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This legal document allows an individual or their healthcare decision maker to state the medical treatment they do or do not want provided in specific areas of care.

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