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New Hampshire Healthcare Power of Attorney

Having a Power of Attorney assigned can be a big reassurance to you and your loved ones. It means you've legally given someone you trust the ability to make medical decisions on your behalf—just in case you're ever unable to. When you have a New Hampshire Power of Attorney in place, you've help covered yourself for any healthcare situation.

Use the New Hampshire Healthcare Power of Attorney document if:

• You want to stay on top of your healthcare because you have declining health or other concerns.
• You'd like to ensure that someone you fully trust can take over medical decisions if you become unable to make your preferences known.

Whether you want a Power of Attorney because of a scheduled surgery or "just in case," it's a prudent move. You want to protect your loved ones in case you're ever incapacitated by keeping things more straightforward. When you've legally assigned someone to act on your behalf in the event that you can't, you can minimize ambiguity and uncertainty. Choosing someone gives them a lot of responsibility, so it pays to make sure you pick someone who's up for making the right decisions for you, and also lives close by. Having a New Hampshire Power of Attorney for those diagnosed with a terminal illness or with health that's declining, can be a reassuring measure for loved ones, but it's also important even if you're in good health.