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You may not know it, but Indiana health care providers must report all confirmed cases of HIV infection to the state. On the other hand, Indiana has also passed specific health care laws that protect patient privacy. Issues like durable power of attorney and living wills are dealt with under health care statues. Plus, the Hoosier State does not condone or authorize any type of physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. Below you will find Indiana-specific health care laws on a number of topics — including methods for declaring your wishes regarding life-prolonging medical procedures and laws on access to medical records.
Learn About Indiana Health Care Laws
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Indiana Durable Power of Attorney Laws
What you need to know about drafting a durable power of attorney in Indiana, which allows you to designate a trusted individual to make important medical decisions on your behalf.
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Indiana Living Wills Laws
Basic information about Indiana law with regard to the drafting and use of living wills, which are legal documents declaring one’s medical care and end-of-life preferences.
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Indiana Euthanasia Laws
How Indiana law handles the act of euthanasia (or mercy killing), which is illegal in the state, including information about legally allowing someone to die naturally.
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Indiana Medical Records Laws
Summary of Indiana laws addressing the privacy of a patient’s medical records, including information about who may access these records and how federal law intersects with Indiana statute.
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