Healthcare Directive Templates

This document is used to create a psychiatric advance directive (PAD) or crisis plan, specifically in the state of New Jersey. It provides instructions for individuals to outline their preferences for mental health treatment in the event of a crisis.

This form is used for making advance directives regarding mental health care in the state of Virginia. It allows individuals to outline their preferences and instructions for treatment in the event that they become unable to make decisions for themselves due to mental illness.

This document combines medical power of attorney and living will in West Virginia. It allows you to appoint someone to make medical decisions on your behalf and express your wishes regarding medical treatment.

Individuals living in Connecticut may use this form to give an agent the right to make decisions on treatment plans on behalf of the principal.

In Georgia, this type of form provides an agent with the necessary rights and powers to make medical choices on behalf of the principal.

This type of form allows an individual residing in Mississippi to find and document themselves a representative that will be able to represent their interests and wishes in medical settings, particularly questions concerning treatment.

This type of form is used in Nebraska when a principal wants to give out powers to an agent with the legal rights to make medical decisions on the behalf of the principal.

Residents of Tennessee may use this type of form when a principal wants to create a back-up option regarding their treatment and have another individual be able to make specific choices concerning treatment.

This form gives a person in Utah the opportunity to select a medical representative that will be given rights concerning medical treatment and any relevant information that may be required after death.

This Form is used for making medical treatment decisions in Illinois. It is available in both English and Spanish versions.

This document allows individuals in Arkansas to express their medical treatment preferences in end-of-life situations. It helps healthcare providers understand the patient's wishes for life-saving measures, resuscitation, and other treatments.

This form is used for practitioners in Illinois to record a patient's decisions regarding life-sustaining treatment. It is available in both English and Chinese Simplified languages.

This type of document is used in Vermont and is available in English and Vietnamese. It is an Advance Directive short form, which allows individuals to specify their medical preferences and appoint a healthcare agent in case they are unable to communicate their wishes.