Medical Power of Attorney
Plan Ahead So Your Voice Is Always Heard
A medical power of attorney allows someone you trust to make healthcare decisions for you if you become unable to. It’s not just about choosing a proxy—it’s about making sure your care reflects your wishes and values. We help individuals and families across Plano, Prosper, and beyond create clear, legally valid documents that provide peace of mind during life’s most uncertain moments.
Create Legally Compliant Medical POAs
We prepare custom documents that follow Texas and Florida laws, giving your chosen agent clear authority if you're ever incapacitated.
Help You Choose the Right Person
We'll guide you through choosing someone who understands your preferences and can act in your best interest during medical decisions
Include HIPAA Releases for Medical Access
We ensure your chosen agent can access necessary medical records and speak to providers without delay.
Coordinate With Living Wills and Advanced Directives
We’ll align your medical POA with your other healthcare directives to ensure consistency and clarity across your full plan.
Support Cross-State Clients
Licensed in both Texas and Florida, we assist those who split time between states or have care providers in multiple locations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Medical POAs are essential in ensuring your healthcare wishes are followed—even if you can’t speak for yourself. Here are answers to the most common questions we hear from clients.
Is a medical power of attorney the same as a living will?
No. A medical POA appoints a decision-maker. A living will outlines specific medical treatments you do or do not want. We help you create both, if needed.
Who should I choose as my medical agent?
Someone you trust deeply—who will honor your wishes, stay calm under pressure, and advocate clearly on your behalf.
Does the person I choose have to live in Texas?
Not necessarily, but having someone nearby can be helpful in emergencies. We’ll walk you through the pros and cons.
Can I revoke or change my medical POA later?
Yes. As long as you're of sound mind, you can update your document at any time. We’ll help you make changes when needed.
Do hospitals in Texas and Florida recognize the same document?
Some do, but not all. We can create or review your document to ensure it complies with the state where you’ll be receiving care.
