A Massachusetts living will allows a person to set their preferences for their end-of-life care in advance. If the person becomes incapacitated or unable to communicate, the document informs their family and health care provider of their wishes.
A Massachusetts living will allows a person to set their preferences for their end-of-life care in advance. If the person becomes incapacitated or unable to communicate, the document informs their family and health care provider of their wishes.
Unlike most states, living wills are not legally binding in Massachusetts. They are still commonly used to relay treatment wishes to medical staff or a health care agent. The state recommends naming a health care agent, which is done via a health care proxy form.
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