Health Care Directive

In the event that you become incapacitated, critical health care decisions may arise. However, the time to determine who is going to make those health care decisions, and what the decisions are going to be, is not after you become incapacitated.

It’s important to recognize that your own health care choices may differ from those your loved ones would make on your behalf. As a competent adult, you possess the right to provide explicit instructions regarding your health care and to appoint a trusted individual to make healthcare decisions for you. Equally important is your right to limit the authority of the person you designate to make health care decisions on your behalf.

Just as importantly, you retain the right to revoke your Health Care Directive at any time. Planning ahead by establishing a comprehensive Health Care Directive not only protects your wishes but also ensures your loved ones are spared the burden of making difficult decisions during stressful times. Our skilled team is here to help you navigate these critical matters and create a Health Care Directive that reflects your values and preferences.