Selected Plan: Young Adult
Registration Info
Provide your details below to get started on your online questionnaire.
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Young Adult Info
Are you a parent filling this out for your college student? *
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Financial DPOA:
Do you want your Primary Agent’s powers to be effective immediately upon signing or only when you are incapacitated? *
Immediate
Incapacity Only
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Health Care POA
Name someone (agents) to make medical decisions on your behalf in the event that you are unable to make those decisions for yourself
Do you wish to use the same agents as your Financial Durable POA? *
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Advance Health Care Directive Agent
Your Advance Health Care Directive Agent will make medical decisions for you if you are incapacitated or otherwise unable to do so yourself. When picking an Advance Health Care Directive Agent, pick someone who would be comfortable serving in this role. Also, consider whether that person would have similar ideas as you regarding medical care.
Do you wish to use the same agents as your Health Care POA? *
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* Click the "+" button to add another individual.

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Indicate Your Wishes for Quality of Life
By marking “yes” below, I have indicated conditions I would be willing to live with if given adequate comfort care and pain management. By marking “no” below, I have indicated conditions I would not be willing to live with (that to me would create an unacceptable quality of life).
Permanent Unconscious Condition: I become totally unaware of people or surroundings with little chance of ever waking up from the coma. *
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No
Permanent Confusion: I become unable to remember, understand, or make decisions. I do not recognize loved ones or cannot have a clear conversation with them. *
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Dependent in all Activities of Daily Living: I am no longer able to talk or communicate clearly or move by myself. I depend on others for feeding, bathing, dressing, and walking. Rehabilitation or any other restorative treatment will not help. *
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End-Stage Illnesses: I have an illness that has reached its final stages in spite of full treatment. Examples: Widespread cancer that no longer responds to treatment; chronic and/or damaged heart and lungs, where oxygen is needed most of the time and activities are limited due to the feeling of suffocation. *
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Indicate Your Wishes for Treatment
CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation): To make the heart beat again and restore breathing after it has stopped. Usually this involves electric shock, chest compressions, and breathing assistance. *
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Life Support / Other Artificial Support: Continuous use of breathing machine, IV fluids, medications, and other equipment that helps the lungs, heart, kidneys, and other organs to continue to work. *
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Treatment of New Conditions: Use of surgery, blood transfusions, or antibiotics that will deal with a new condition but will not help the main illness. *
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Tube feeding/IV fluids: Use of tubes to deliver food and water to a patient’s stomach or use of IV fluids into a vein, which would include artificially delivered nutrition and hydration. *
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