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MI · Patient Advocate Designation (non-statutory document-type label; no state-issued statutory form exists)
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Tell doctors what care you want and name someone to speak for you if you can't. Legally valid in Michigan. Free to create, or add secure online document storage with the $29/year subscription.
Michigan healthcare directive requirements
How it works
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Answer a few questions
About your care preferences and who you want making decisions.
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Download your healthcare directive
A complete, personalized document, formatted for Michigan.
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Sign and share
Sign in front of 2 adult witnesses. Give a copy to your healthcare agent and your doctor.
What governs a Michigan directive
Michigan's healthcare-directive statute is at Mich. Comp. Laws §§700.5506–700.5515. The official form is the Patient Advocate Designation (non-statutory document-type label; no state-issued statutory form exists). Your directive is valid the moment it's signed under your state's witness and notary rules above; it only takes effect if your physician determines you can't make or communicate decisions yourself.
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