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A living will records treatment preferences for situations in which you cannot communicate. A health care power of attorney, proxy, representative, or surrogate form names someone to make medical decisions for you. State terminology and form structure vary.
Advance directive is a broad term for written health care instructions. Depending on the state and the form, an advance directive may record treatment wishes, appoint a decision-maker, or address both. Review the selected product page and form instructions to confirm its scope.
A HIPAA authorization allows covered health care providers or plans to release specified protected health information to people or organizations you name, subject to the terms and limits written in the authorization.
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