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The document is an Advance Directive form for the State of Oregon, allowing individuals to appoint a health care representative to make medical decisions on their behalf if they become unable to communicate. It includes sections for personal information, selection of representatives, instructions regarding health care decisions, and preferences for end-of-life care. The form must be signed and witnessed or notarized to be valid, and it allows individuals to express their values and beliefs about health care.

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Begin by filling out the 'ABOUT ME' section. Enter your name, date of birth, and contact information including home, work, and cell phone numbers.
In the 'MY HEALTH CARE REPRESENTATIVE' section, designate a primary health care representative by providing their name, relationship to you, and contact details.
List alternate health care representatives if your primary choice is unavailable. Fill in their names, relationships, and contact information as well.
Proceed to 'INSTRUCTIONS TO MY HEALTH CARE REPRESENTATIVE'. Initial one of the three statements that best reflects your wishes regarding how they should make decisions on your behalf.
In 'DIRECTIONS REGARDING MY END OF LIFE CARE', carefully read each scenario and initial your preferences for life support and tube feeding under various conditions.
Sign the document in the 'MY SIGNATURE' section. Ensure it is witnessed or notarized as required for validity.

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Does an advance directive need to be docHubd in Oregon?

Traditionally, there are two main kinds of advance directives: the living will and the Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare. The state California also allows the use of a POLST (Physicians Orders For Life‑Sustaining Treatment).

Does the Oregon advance directive need to be docHubd?

You must sign the advance directive and have it docHubd or witnessed by two qualified witnesses. To be qualified a witness must be an adult who is not your attending physician, your attending health care provider, your health care representative or your alternate health care representative.

Are there three types of advance directives?

The Oregon Advance Directive is a form to express your wishes. A POLST is a medical order that turns your wishes into action. You can talk with your health care provider about the treatments you do and do not want. If it is right for you, they can complete and sign a POLST for you.

How to get a DNR in Oregon?

Ensure that your DNR order includes all necessary details such as your full name, date of birth, and clear directives regarding resuscitation. It must be signed and dated by both you (or your legal representative) and your physician, and it may require notarization or witnesses as per state law.

How to get an advanced directive in Oregon?

You may be able to get Advance Directive and Healthcare Representative Appointment forms from your healthcare provider. You can use the Advance Directive forms below, which are copied from the Senate Bill 199 (2021). You do not have to use these specific forms, but any form you use must be substantially the same.

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Who makes medical decisions if there is no power of attorney in Oregon?

Under Oregon law, if an individual does not have an Advance Directive, then the following individuals have priority for health care decision-making: legal guardian, spouse, majority of adult children, and then close friends. Those individuals may be who you would choose as your Health Care Representative.

What is the Oregon law on advance directives?

As a patient at Oregon State Hospital, you have a legal right to complete an advance directive if you have capacity. Having capacity means that a court, your physician, or your psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP) has determined you can make and communicate health care decisions to medical providers.

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