Massachusetts Health Care Proxy (Medical POA) Form
A healthcare proxy in Massachusetts, also known as a "medical power of attorney," enables an individual, referred to as the principal, to designate another person as their "proxy" to make medical decisions for them. The proxy is required to adhere to the principal's preferences and wishes. When it comes to decisions regarding end-of-life treatment, the proxy should consult the patient's living will for guidance.
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The Significance of POA
