Your Wishes. Your Voice. Written with Care
A document that speaks when you can’t
A Living Will is a type of Advance Directive that outlines your preferences for medical treatment in situations where you’re unable to communicate your decisions. It serves as a guide for healthcare providers and loved ones during critical times.
Guiding care during life’s most serious decisions
Your values, your limits, your definition of dignity
Specify which medical interventions you want or wish to avoid.
Outline your desires regarding palliative care and comfort measures.
Indicate your intentions about donating organs or tissues.
Thoughtful steps to write, sign, and share your wishes
Consider your beliefs and what quality of life means to you.
Share your thoughts and decisions with family members.
Seek medical advice to understand treatment options.
Clearly write down your preferences in the Living Will.
Ensure the document is properly signed and distributed to relevant parties.
Bringing loved ones and providers into the conversation
A Living Will is most powerful when it’s shared. Once your wishes are in writing, make sure the people who may one day need to speak for you know exactly where to find it — and what it says.
Start by sharing your Living Will with:
Have a conversation with each person, not just a signature. Talk about your values, your “what ifs,” and the kind of care that brings you comfort.
Legal forms, expert support, and ongoing updates
Creating a Living Will is a deeply personal and compassionate act. It reflects your voice and your values — even in moments when you can’t speak for yourself.
Our team is here to help you:
Take the time to put your wishes in writing. It brings clarity, peace of mind, and a sense of control — for you, and for those who love you.
