Living Wills

A living will is important for everyone, regardless of age or health status. While it’s especially vital for individuals with chronic illnesses or those entering advanced age, unexpected medical emergencies can happen at any time. A living will ensures you are prepared.

Yes, you can update your living will at any time if your healthcare preferences change. We recommend reviewing it periodically, especially after major life changes like a diagnosis or the birth of a child.

A living will outline your medical preferences, while a healthcare power of attorney appoints someone to make healthcare decisions on your behalf. Both documents work together to ensure your wishes are respected, but a living will provide direct instructions. At the same time, a healthcare power of attorney gives decision-making power to someone you trust.