FACTOID #2: Healthcare Powers of Attorney

By Max ElliottSeptember 21, 2020July 27th, 2022No Comments

A healthcare power of attorney (HCPA) allows you to designate someone to make medical decisions on your behalf. This trusted individual can communicate with your providers and make decisions about your treatment and care.

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FACTOID #2: Healthcare Powers of Attorney

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