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Advance health care directives

Put your health care choices in writing.

An advance health care directive records your own choices and can name someone to communicate them if you cannot speak for yourself. We prepare the form you select using the agent information and directions you provide.

What this service means

Preparation at your specific direction.

An advance health care directive records your own choices and can name someone to communicate them if you cannot speak for yourself. We prepare the form you select using the agent information and directions you provide.

We do not recommend an agent, explain treatment choices, provide medical guidance, or advise about the legal effect of particular language. Discuss those questions with your health care provider and a qualified attorney.

Important scope notice

Bakersfield Doc Prep Co. is not a law firm. We are not attorneys and cannot represent you or advise about legal rights, remedies, defenses, options, form selection, or strategy. You select the documents, provide the information, and direct how they are completed.

Documents we can prepare

Once you have selected the documents you need.

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    California advance health care directive forms selected by you

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    Agent and alternate-agent information you provide

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    Health care instructions entered in your exact words

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    Signature and copy packets prepared for your review

A simple preparation process

Clear steps. Clear responsibility.

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Consider your choices

Speak with the people and professionals you trust before deciding what the document should say.

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Direct the preparation

Provide your selected form, agent details, and exact health care instructions.

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Review and share

Complete valid execution and give copies to your agent, providers, and others you choose.

Common questions

Know what document preparation does—and does not—include.

California Courts: Advance Health Care Directive Information
Can you help me decide which treatments to accept or refuse?

No. Treatment decisions require personal reflection and medical guidance. We only prepare the document using your instructions.

Can you tell me who should be my health care agent?

No. We cannot recommend an agent. Choose someone you trust and consider discussing the role with that person and your professionals.

Where should I keep the completed directive?

California Courts recommends sharing copies with your health care provider and the people involved in your care. Ask your provider about its record procedures.

Start with a conversation

Ready to get your paperwork moving?

Tell us which documents you want prepared and what information should be entered.