Minnesota HF2753 creates a default surrogate for health decisions and outlines a process for their appointment.
Minnesota HF2753 amends existing statutes to establish a default surrogate for health decisions and provides a process for their appointment. A default surrogate for health decisions can be an individual or organization that meets specific criteria, such as being part of the unrepresented individual's kinship system, being a friend, or being a health care agent appointed by the unrepresented individual.
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