Planning & Wishes
Though end-of-life planning may feel overwhelming, having a clear advance directive gives you and your loved one immense peace of mind. Considering and documenting your healthcare wishes thoughtfully is one of the most profound gifts you can give your family. Rather than leaving them to make difficult decisions during emotional moments, an advance directive empowers them with the clarity of your choices and values. Whether in perfect health, facing illness, or planning wisely for the future, creating this critical document ensures your voice is heard when it matters most. Together, we can explore your preferences for medical care, quality of life decisions, and personal values in a supportive, non-judgmental space.
How can I support you?
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Guide you through reflecting on your values, beliefs, and preferences about medical care through structured conversations and thoughtful exercises designed to clarify what matters most to you
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Help you understand complex medical terminology and scenarios, breaking down different treatment options and their implications so you can make informed decisions about your future care
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Facilitate important conversations with your loved ones about your wishes, creating a safe space for open dialogue and ensuring your family understands your choices
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Assist in selecting and documenting your healthcare proxy - someone you trust to make medical decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so yourself
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Review your existing advance directive documents to ensure they accurately reflect your current wishes and meet legal requirements in your state
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Provide templates and help with properly completing all necessary paperwork, including living wills, POLST forms, and healthcare power of attorney documents
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Support you in communicating your completed advance directive to your healthcare providers and ensuring it becomes part of your medical record
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Offer periodic review sessions to update your directive as your health status or preferences change over time
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Connect you with additional resources and professionals as needed, including elder law attorneys, medical providers, and other specialists
