Georgia Healthcare Power of Attorney

If you'd like to ensure that someone you trust can make medical decisions for you—if you become incapacitated—you can use a Georgia Power of Attorney. With this document, you can choose a trusted friend or family member, just in case a worst-case scenario happens down the road. Having a Power of Attorney in place can help make difficult situations easier on loved ones.

Use the Georgia Healthcare Power of Attorney document if:

You're ready to legally appoint someone to act on your behalf in terms of medical care if you're unable to.
You're in good health, but just want to plan for any situation.

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