Health Care Directive (New Jersey)

This form allows you to give instructions about your own health care, to appoint someone else to make health-care decisions for you, to make anatomical gifts and to designate a primary physician to provide your treatment. You may execute an advance directive for health care at any time. You must sign and date the advance directive or have it signed and dated at your direction in the presence of two subscribing adult witnesses or acknowledge it before a notary public, attorney at law, or other person authorized to administer oaths. (more...)