A Michigan living will is used by individuals to provide health care professionals with instructions for their end-of-life treatment. The document is completed in advance to ensure that the individual’s preferences regarding artificial nutrition, CPR, or other life-sustaining care are understood. While not governed by state law, living wills are generally recognized in Michigan.
A Michigan living will is used by individuals to provide health care professionals with instructions for their end-of-life treatment. The document is completed in advance to ensure that the individual’s preferences regarding artificial nutrition, CPR, or other life-sustaining care are understood. While not governed by state law, living wills are generally recognized in Michigan.
There are no statutes governing living wills in Michigan, and they are not legally binding on health care providers. However, they provide valuable information to health care agents on what treatments the incapacitated person would want to receive or withhold.
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