A document called an advance medical directive (or health care power of attorney) enables you to choose the person who has the right to take care of your personal needs, and this individual also has the power to make medical decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so yourself.
If you need help with filling out and filing an advance medical directive or have general elder law questions, please contact us to speak with an experienced Arizona attorney today.
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