In addition to maintaining up-to-date estate-planning documents, individuals with serious advanced illnesses or specific wishes regarding health care decisions should consider executing a medical ...

Medical issues bring about plenty of tough decisions about what treatments you do and don’t want performed. Because you may be incapacitated in these situations, many people prepare ahead of time by ...

You may have heard about Connecticut’s pilot program for Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (“MOLST”) and wondered what it is and whether it impacts your estate plan. Similar programs, such ...

I recently attended a workshop where you mentioned the MOLST form and now I am confused. I have an advanced directive. Do I also need to have the MOLST form? What’s the difference? Both Advance ...

A Medical Order for Life Sustaining Treatment (“MOLST”) is a direction by a terminally ill patient to require or refuse resuscitative and life-sustaining measures. It is entirely voluntary and only ...

Clinical pathway creation and adherence at a large hybrid cancer center. This is an ASCO Meeting Abstract from the 2018 Quality Care Symposium. This abstract does not include a full text component.

South Korean medical researchers were in town Monday to learn about a tool used in New York to direct care at the end of life. Advertisement Article continues below this ad The state's Medical Orders ...

How far would you want doctors to go to save your life after a bad accident? It’s a tough question many people may not want to think about it, but they should. The state has created the Maryland Order ...