Oregon Advance Directive Form

An Oregon advance directive expresses a person’s wishes for if they are incapacitated, providing medical staff guidance for their end-of-life care. It outlines the person’s values and preferences regarding life-sustaining procedures and names an agent who may direct healthcare providers regarding treatment decisions.

Oregon Advance Directive Form

An Oregon advance directive expresses a person’s wishes for if they are incapacitated, providing medical staff guidance for their end-of-life care. It outlines the person’s values and preferences regarding life-sustaining procedures and names an agent who may direct healthcare providers regarding treatment decisions.

Last updated April 16th, 2024

An Oregon advance directive expresses a person’s wishes for if they are incapacitated, providing medical staff guidance for their end-of-life care. It outlines the person’s values and preferences regarding life-sustaining procedures and names an agent who may direct healthcare providers regarding treatment decisions.

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Signing Requirements

Advance directives must be acknowledged by a notary or signed by two adult witnesses.[1]

Furthermore, witnesses may not be the principal’s healthcare provider or agent.

Advance Directive (Preview)

Oregon Advance Directive

Revocation

Advance directives addressing life-sustaining treatments or artificial nutrition and hydration can be revoked in any way, so long as the principal can express the revocation.[2] Otherwise, a capable principal may revoke an advance directive by any means. The healthcare provider or agent must be notified of the revocation.

If the principal’s spouse has been appointed as an agent, their authority becomes suspended upon the filing of a petition for dissolution or annulment of marriage.