Why You Need a Health Care Proxy and How to Choose One
From the nextavenue website
How would you finish this sentence? “The end-of-life care I would want is …”
Would you want all possible measures taken? To be in a hospital or at home? Surrounded by family and friends? Once you’ve decided, now imagine arriving at an emergency room unable to speak or tell anyone what you want. If you haven’t chosen someone to express your wishes — a health care proxy (also known as a health care agent or a power of attorney for health care) — they may never be known.
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