Ohio Healthcare Power of Attorney

Having a Power of Attorney in place means that someone you trust can make healthcare decisions for you when you can't. It only comes into effect when your doctor has declared you unable to make decisions yourself. From Columbus to Cleveland, Ohio residents can help ensure that they receive the right medical treatment by having a Power of Attorney.

Use the Ohio Healthcare Power of Attorney document if:

You want to play it safe and know who's in charge of your healthcare if you're incapacitated.
You've been diagnosed with a terminal illness or are otherwise concerned about your health.

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