The Oregon Advance Directive lets you name a health care representative and record your treatment wishes. To be valid it must be signed in one of two ways.
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| Option | Rules |
|---|---|
| Two adult witnesses | Neither can be your health care representative, alternate representative or attending provider. In a long-term care facility, one witness must be someone the facility designates. |
| Notary public | A notary acknowledges your signature instead of witnesses. |
The appointment of your health care representative only takes effect once they sign the acceptance section. They can sign later and don’t have to be present for the notary.
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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 Portland, 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.
