Georgia Revocation of Power of Attorney

Appoint an agent and set out your wishes for medical treatment with this Georgia Advance Directive for Health Care Package.

The Georgia Advance Directive for Health Care Package enables individuals to (i) appoint an agent to make health care decisions for them, and (ii) clearly communicate their preferences for medical treatment.

This package serves as a comprehensive replacement for both the former Living Will declaration and the Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care.

Key Features of the Advance Directive

• Appointment of a Health Care Agent: You can designate someone to make decisions regarding medical treatment and procedures on your behalf.
• Specification of Treatment Preferences: The directive allows you to outline your wishes for end-of-life care, particularly if you are diagnosed with a terminal condition or become permanently unconscious.
• Nomination of a Guardian: You have the option to name a person to act as your guardian should a court determine that a guardian is needed.

Benefits of Making an Advance Directive

Completing an Advance Directive ensures that your family members and your doctor are aware of your preferences concerning medical treatment and life support, especially if you lose the ability to communicate or make decisions independently.

Package Details

• Includes comprehensive information and step-by-step instructions to guide you through the process.
• Provided in MS Word format for easy use and flexibility.
• The form is reusable, allowing more than one person to utilize it by entering their specific information.
• Prepared exclusively for use by residents of the State of Georgia.

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