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Georgia Advance Directive for Health Care

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Updated September 24, 2025

A Georgia advance directive for health care gives an individual the right to select a medical agent to make medical decisions on their behalf. The form also allows a person to communicate post-death decisions such as autopsy requests and organ donations.

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AARP

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Dekalb Medical

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Division of Aging Services

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Houston Health Care (HHC)

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Piedmont Healthcare

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Registration

There is no statewide advance directive registry in Georgia.

Revocation

The declarant can revoke their advance directive at any time, without regard to their mental state, by completing a new advance directive, physically destroying the original form, or creating an oral or written revocation.[2]

State Definition

“Advance directive for health care” means a written document voluntarily executed by a declarant in accordance with the requirements of Code Section 31-32-5.[3]

Statutory Form

Yes, there is a statutory form that Georgia residents must use to create their advance directive.[4]

Sample

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