Washington’s rules differ from Oregon’s. Under RCW 70.122.030, a health care directive is valid if it is either acknowledged before a notary, or signed in front of two witnesses who are not related to you by blood or marriage and who would not inherit from your estate.
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Finding two witnesses who meet those rules can be hard at short notice. We come to homes, hospitals, adult family homes and care facilities in Vancouver and across Clark County, or you can visit our office at 201 NE Park Plaza, Suite 221.
Tell us when you book. The form you use should match the state where you live and expect to receive care. Ask your provider or attorney if you’re unsure.
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An advance directive, also known as a healthcare directive or living will, is a legal document that specifies your medical treatment preferences in situations where you are unable to communicate due to illness or incapacity. It is an essential part of healthcare planning, ensuring your wishes are respected.
In Clark County, the advance directive form allows you to:
This document not only protects your healthcare wishes but also reduces the emotional burden on your loved ones when it comes to making difficult decisions.
