A Connecticut advance directive allows individuals to prepare for palliative and end-of-life care by appointing a health care representative and recording instructions regarding medical treatments. The document addresses life-sustaining treatments such as artificial nutrition, hydration, respiration, and life-saving techniques like CPR.
A Connecticut advance directive allows individuals to prepare for palliative and end-of-life care by appointing a health care representative and recording instructions regarding medical treatments. The document addresses life-sustaining treatments such as artificial nutrition, hydration, respiration, and life-saving techniques like CPR.
A Connecticut advance directive allows individuals to prepare for palliative and end-of-life care by appointing a health care representative and recording instructions regarding medical treatments. The document addresses life-sustaining treatments such as artificial nutrition, hydration, respiration, and life-saving techniques like CPR.
In Connecticut, two witnesses must sign advance directives. [1]
Only a written revocation signed by the declarant and two witnesses may revoke the healthcare representative selection.[2] The declarant may revoke the living will portion at any moment and in any way.[3]
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