Idaho Health Care Laws
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Nothing is more important than your health. That is why FindLaw has put together a collection of articles regarding Idaho's health care laws. Below you will find Idaho-specific health care laws on a number of topics -- including methods for declaring your wishes regarding life-prolonging medical procedures (using living wills and durable powers of attorney) and laws on access to medical records. State (and sometimes federal) laws control vital matters such as medical records and privacy, whether you live in Boise or Idaho Falls. Click on a link from the list below for detailed information on Idaho health care laws.