The Purpose and Goals
AdvanceDirectivesHelp.org was designed to provide a supplemental resource for easy-to-understand explanations of Illinois Advance Directive documents.
This site provides information that is specific for residents of Illinois only.
This site reviews several important advance directives currently available for Illinois residents only.
Some helpful links have been included on this site to explore Advance Directive forms and helpful resources for those who wish to explore this topic further.
We believe that every adult deserves to make informed decisions about their own healthcare future.
Goals of this Website
Goal #1: To introduce and help define several of the advance directives currently available in the state of Illinois.
Goal #2: To explain the differences between four different Illinois advance directives in Illinois.
Goal #3: To help you understand why it may be important to create your own advance directives for future health care needs.
Goal #4: To help educate the public on certain limitations, restrictions, guidelines and caveats about four of the advance directives introduced by this site.

About AdvanceDirectivesHelp.org
Founded in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, AdvanceDirectivesHelp.org was created with a singular mission:
To demystify Advance Directives for Illinois residents.
As an educational platform, we are committed to helping individuals take control of their healthcare decisions by providing clear, accurate, and accessible information related to advance healthcare directives.
Disclaimer
The information provided on this website does not constitute legal, medical or professional advice. The information provided on this website is to introduce the topic of advance directives to the public and provide general information for education purposes only.
Citations listed within this website correspond with peer-written research that was sifted from 2021 to present day, and a list of these citations will follow on the last page of this website.
While the goal of this site is to provide current education on Illinois advance directives such as the Living Will, Power of Attorney for Health Care (POA-HC), the Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) and the Practitioners Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) it is important to bear in mind that Illinois state legislature is not fixed or unchangeable. Changes to Illinois legislature and laws that pertain to the aforementioned advance directives may change over time.
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No Attorney-Client Relationship is established by reading, using, copying or distributing information from the website content and does not constitute any legal relationship between you and the site owners, authors, creators, publishers. It is beyond the scope of this website to suggest or manifest any such relationship.
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This is not a substitution for Legal Counsel: Illinois Advance Directives are legal documents which (You the reader) must review and execute on your own. For any family or legal concerns about advance directive completion, you should first consult with your physician. For questions or concerns involving your advance directives you may also consult with your licensed attorney.
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Illinois State Laws: The informational content of this site is specifically applicable only to Illinois advance directives and does not apply to any other state or territory.
By using this website, you understand, acknowledge and agree that you are solely responsible for how you use the information provided here. You are also solely responsible to obtain and execute your own advance directives documents in accordance with the Illinois statutory requirements.
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Buffalo Grove, Illinois, United States
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