Handbooks for hospitals

With over 55.8 million people aged 65 or older in the United States, a significant portion of the population is grappling with end-of-life considerations, either for themselves or their elderly parents.¹ The process of documenting end-of-life medical decisions can be daunting for your patients. In a brief span, they’ll need to absorb a substantial amount of information.

As a healthcare provider, you have a unique opportunity to inform patients, families, and the local community about living wills and other end-of-life options. Does your staff have the tools to help people plan?

A Gift to Your Family: Planning Ahead for Future Health Needs is an easy-to-use tool designed to help you do just that. For more than 20 years, this book has guided healthcare professionals and patients through tough – yet essential – discussions and decisions.

A Gift to Your Family Planning Ahead for Future Health Needs

This handbook includes:

• Materials for creating a Power of Attorney for Health Care and Declaration to Physicians (Wisconsin Living Will)
• Information on CPR and Do Not Resuscitate orders
• Organ and tissue donation information
• Discussion points to use with a healthcare agent
• A valuable resource list, definitions, and FAQs

Available for Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota.

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CUSTOMIZE Your Handbooks and CONNECT with Clients

If you’re interested in ordering quantities of 2,500 or more, we can have your organization’s logo pre-printed on the front and back covers of the booklet, reinforcing your organization’s brand with clients and patients. Prices range from $1.10 per copy to $1.50 per copy depending on the quantity ordered. See the grid below for price and quantity breakouts.

These custom guides demonstrate your organization’s commitment to your clients and their family’s health and well-being. For information on customizing these handbooks with your organization’s logo, please call the State Bar of Wisconsin customer service at (800-728-7788). 


 

3 Reasons Why Our Consumer Handbooks Work:

1. Provide more complete coverage of a legal topic, establishing your firm as a knowledgeable, reliable authority
2. Explain essential topics in detail while staying simple enough for a non-lawyer to understand
3. Are valuable resources clients will reach for again and again, representing your firm every time they're picked up or shared