An Oregon Medical Power of Attorney form lets you assign an agent to make medical decisions if you become incapacitated and can’t make those decisions yourself.
Laws
Statute: Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 127, Sections 127.505-127.660
Definition ORS 127.505(2): An “Advance Directive” is a document that includes a form appointing a health care representative and instructions to the representative, along with any supplementary document or writing attached by the principal.
Signing Requirements ORS §127.515: Two witnesses or a notary public
Revocation ORS §127.515: To revoke your MPOA, you can notify your doctor, create a written revocation form, or make a new MPOA with different conditions, and if your spouse is your agent, getting a divorce or annulling your marriage will suspend it.