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Advance Directives, answered simply.

Clear medical instructions can help the people you trust speak for you when you cannot.

What is an Advance Directive?
An Advance Directive is a legal document that records health care wishes and may name someone to make medical decisions if you cannot communicate or decide for yourself. Forms and terminology vary by state.
Who should receive a copy of an Advance Directive?
Share it with the person you named, close family members who may be involved, and relevant health care providers. Keep the original somewhere accessible and tell trusted people where it is.

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