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Advance Directives Planning for Your Future Medical Care This booklet is based on and largely tracks the Advance Directives booklet written by Bradley Geller when he was staff to the State Long Term

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2. Begin by gathering all necessary documents and information, such as medical records, insurance information, and any relevant treatment plans or prescriptions.
3. Clearly identify the patient, providing their full name, date of birth, and contact information.
4. Specify the desired period of coverage for future medical care.
5. Provide detailed information about the medical condition or injury for which future care is needed.
6. Include a comprehensive list of anticipated medical services or treatments that will be required in the future.
7. Outline any specific preferences or requirements for medical providers or facilities.
8. Specify whether any medication or medical equipment will be necessary.
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What is future medical care?

Future medical care refers to medical treatment that a patient will need in the future as a result of a current injury or medical condition.

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The patient's healthcare provider or insurance company is typically required to file for future medical care.

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Information such as the patient's diagnosis, treatment recommendations, medication needs, and estimated costs for future medical care must be reported.