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Can a person have both types of Advance Directives?

April 26, 2017directives person types

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Can a person have both types of Advance Directives?

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Yes, you can have a Health Care Proxy- naming a person to make the decisionsand a Living Will to help guide that person in making the decisions. However, in order for your advance directive to be useful, it has to be available and accessible.