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The Basics (2)+

• Advance Directive for Dementia

  This form is free to download and use as an Alzheimer's-specific living will. Read More

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  DementiaDirective.org

• Living with Dementia Mental Health Advance Directive

  This first-of-its-kind advance planning document allows people coping with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia to document their wishes about the inevitable challenges related to living with these illnesses. Even if this directive is not legal where you live, you can still use it to document your wishes and provide a guide for your family, health care providers, long-term care providers, and others. Read More

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  End of Life Washington

Power of Attorney Forms (1)+

• Free Power of Attorney Clinic

  On May 6, 2021, Dementia Action Collaborative and Northwest Justice Project will hold a Power of Attorney Clinic. This one-day virtual clinic will connect older adults (60+) and people of any age living with dementia, with volunteer lawyers who will prepare power of attorney and health care directive forms over the phone or by video chat. Content Detail

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  Northwest Justice Project

Dementia Legal Planning Toolkit (1)+

• Free Power of Attorney Clinic

  On May 6, 2021, Dementia Action Collaborative and Northwest Justice Project will hold a Power of Attorney Clinic. This one-day virtual clinic will connect older adults (60+) and people of any age living with dementia, with volunteer lawyers who will prepare power of attorney and health care directive forms over the phone or by video chat. Content Detail

  By:

  Northwest Justice Project

Health Care Directive Forms (2)+

• Advance Directive for Dementia

  This form is free to download and use as an Alzheimer's-specific living will. Read More

  By:

  DementiaDirective.org

• Living with Dementia Mental Health Advance Directive

  This first-of-its-kind advance planning document allows people coping with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia to document their wishes about the inevitable challenges related to living with these illnesses. Even if this directive is not legal where you live, you can still use it to document your wishes and provide a guide for your family, health care providers, long-term care providers, and others. Read More

  By:

  End of Life Washington