Living Will
Record your preferences for treatments such as resuscitation, life support, and end-of-life care.
Advance Healthcare Directive
Record your healthcare preferences and choose someone you trust to make medical decisions on your behalf.
Your care, your decisions
An Advance Directive is a legal document that allows you to outline your preferences for medical care if
you become unable to communicate or make decisions for yourself. It ensures that loved ones know
exactly what type of care you prefer.
Record your preferences for treatments such as resuscitation, life support, and end-of-life care.
Choose someone you trust to make medical decisions when you can’t, ensuring your wishes are carried out.
Grant your agent permission to access your medical records so they can make informed decisions on your behalf.
Quick, secure, and state-specific
Our platform makes it easy for U.S. residents to prepare a legally valid Advance Directive from the comfort of home. Just answer a few guided questions, and our system automatically builds your personalized document based on your state’s laws.
You can review, edit, and download it instantly—no lawyers, paperwork, or medical jargon required. Make sure your voice is heard when it matters most.
Start my directive →Always within reach
Your healthcare instructions are safely stored with bank-level encryption and accessible only by you whenever you need them.
Update your healthcare preferences anytime—your most recent version is always saved and ready to download or share.
Generate a ready-to-sign PDF in seconds and share it with your doctor, hospital, or loved ones for easy access.
Your Advance Directive stays available 24/7 on any device, ensuring your healthcare wishes are always within reach.
Add an optional Professional Checkup for $30, where one of our qualified specialists reviews your documents before you make them official.
Learn about expert reviewThree simple steps
Clear questions help you document your wishes and prepare a personalized, ready-to-sign Advance Directive.
Let’s get startedAnswer straightforward questions about medical treatment, end-of-life care, and the decisions that matter to you.
Name someone you trust to speak for you if you’re unable to communicate or make decisions yourself.
Follow the state-specific instructions, then provide copies to your agent, doctor, and loved ones.
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View all guides →Questions, clearly answered
Need a helping hand? Our expert team can guide and support you at every step.
Speak to our teamIn most states, no. You must sign in front of two competent adult witnesses or, depending on the state, sign and have it notarized. Instructions are included in our Guides.
Usually no. Witnesses must not be your agent, relatives, heirs, or anyone who benefits from your estate. They must be independent adults.
Yes. Your doctor, agent, and close family should have a copy so your wishes can be followed immediately.
