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New York Laws > Public Health > Article 29-C - Health Care Agents And Proxies

New York Laws > Public Health > Article 29-C - Health Care Agents And Proxies


§ 2980Definitions
§ 2981Appointment of health care agent; health care proxy
§ 2982Rights and duties of agent
§ 2983Determination of lack of capacity to make health care decisions for the purpose of empowering agent
§ 2984Provider's obligations
§ 2985Revocation
§ 2986Immunity
§ 2987Liability for health care costs
§ 2988Requiring or prohibiting execution of proxy
§ 2989Effect on other rights
§ 2990Proxies executed in other states
§ 2991Creation and use of proxies in residential health care and mental hygiene facilities
§ 2992Special proceeding authorized
§ 2993Regulations
§ 2994Rights to be publicized
 
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Health Care Powers of Attorney - Witness and Notary Requirments
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 Health care power of attorney must be witnessed.
 
 Health care power of attorney must be notarized.
 
 Health care power of attorney must be witnessed or notarized.
 
 Health care power of attorney must be witnessed and notarized.
 
 Health care power of attorney need not be witnessed or notarized.
 
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