Medical power of attorney allows an individual to delegate responsibility for making medical decisions to another person or persons. You can have multiple agents, although the medical community typically prefers that you have but one agent, which I refer to as a general.
Watch as probate attorney Walter Kelly explains the concept of medical power of attorney and what the responsibilities a medical power of attorney has.
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