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    • Advanced Directive (Living Will) 
    • A Living Will gives you a voice in decisions about your medical care when you areunconscious or too ill to communicate. As long as you are able to express your owndecisions, your Living Will will not be used and you can accept or refuse any medicaltreatment. But if you become seriously ill, you may lose the ability to participate in decisionsabout your own treatment.You have the right to make decisions about your health care. Nohealth care may be given to you over your objection, and necessaryhealth care may not be stopped or withheld if you object.The Kentucky Living Will Directive Act of 1994 was passed to ensure that citizens have theright to make decisions regarding their own medical care, including the right to accept orrefuse treatment. This right to decide — to say yes or no to proposed treatment — appliesto treatments that extend life, like a breathing machine or a feeding tube.In Kentucky a Living Will allows you to leave instructions in four critical areas. You can:Designate a Health Care SurrogateRefuse or request life prolonging treatmentRefuse or request artificial feeding or hydration (tube feeding)Express your wishes regarding organ donationEveryone age 18 or older can have a Living Will. The effectiveness of a Living Will issuspended during pregnancy.It is not necessary that you have an attorney draw up your Living Will. Kentucky law(KRS 311.625) actually specifies the form you should fill out. You probably should see anattorney if you make changes to the Living Will form. The law also prohibits relatives, heirs,health care providers or guardians from witnessing the Will. You may wish to use a NotaryPublic in lieu of witnesses.The Living Will form includes two sections. The first section is the Health Care Surrogatesection which allows you to designate one or more persons, such as a family memberor close friend, to make health care decisions for you if you lose the ability to decide foryourself. The second section is the Living Will section in which you may make your wishesknown regarding life-prolonging treatment so your Health Care Surrogate or Doctor willknow what you want them to do. You can also decide whether to donate any of your organsin the event of your death.When choosing a surrogate, remember that the person you name will have the powerto make important treatment decisions, even if other people close to you might urge adifferent decision. Choose the person best qualified to be your health care surrogate. Also,consider picking a back-up person, in case your first choice isn’t available when needed.Be sure to tell the person that you have named them a surrogate and make sure thatthe person understands what’s most important to you. Your wishes should be laid outspecifically in the Living Will.If you decide to make a Living Will, be sure to talk about it with your family and your doctor.The conversation is just as important as the document.A copy of any Living Will should be put in your medical records. Each time you are admittedfor an overnight stay in a hospital or nursing home, you will be asked whether you have aLiving Will. You are responsible for telling your hospital or nursing home that you have aLiving Will. If there is anything you do not understand regarding the form, you might want to discussit with an attorney. You can also ask your doctor to explain the medical issues. Whencompleting the form, you may complete all of the form, or only the parts you want to use.You are not required by law to use these forms. Different forms, written the way you want,may also be used. You should consult with an attorney for advice on drafting your ownforms.You are not required to make a Living Will to receive healthcare or for any other reason. Thedecision to make a Living Will must be your own personal decision and should only be madeafter serious consideration.For additional copies of this packet, you may download it from the Attorney General’swebsite at https://ag.ky.gov/consumer-protection/livingwills or make photocopies ofthis packet.
    • Instructions for Completing the Kentucky LivingWill Form

      The Living Will form should be used to let your physician and your family know what kind oflife-sustaining treatments you want to receive if you become terminally ill or permanentlyunconscious and are unable to make your own decisions. This form should also be used ifyou would like to designate someone to make those healthcare decisions for you should youbecome unable to express your wishes.NOTE: You may fill out all or part of the form according to yourwishes. Keep in mind that filling out this form is not required for anytype of healthcare or any other reason. Filling out this form shouldsolely be a personal decision.Read over all information carefully before filling out any part of the form.At the top of the form in the designated area, print your full name and birth date.The first section of the form on page one relates to designating a “Health CareSurrogate.” Fill this section out if you would like to choose someone to make yourhealthcare decisions for you should you become unable to do so yourself. When choosinga surrogate, remember that the person you name will have the power to make importanttreatment decisions. Choose the person best qualified to be your health care surrogate.Also, consider picking a back-up person, in case your first choice isn’t available whenneeded. Be sure to tell the person that you have named them a surrogate and makesure that the person understands what’s most important to you. Do not complete thissection if you do not wish to name a surrogate.The next section of the form is the “Living Will Directive.” Fill out this section to identifywhat kinds of life-sustaining treatments you want to receive should you becometerminally ill or permanently unconscious.Life Prolonging TreatmentUnder this bolded section on page one, you may designate whether or not youwish to receive treatment (such as a life support machine), and be permittedto die naturally, with only the administration of medication or treatmentdeemed necessary to alleviate pain. If you do not want treatment, exceptfor pain, and would like to die naturally, check and initial the first line. If youwant life-sustaining treatment, check and initial the second line. Check andinitial only one line.Nourishment and/or FluidsUnder this bolded section on page two, you may designate whether or not youwish to receive artificially provided food, water, or other artificially providednourishment or fluids (such as a feeding tube). If you do not want to receiveartificial nourishment or fluids, check and initial the first line. If you want toreceive nourishment and/or fluids, check and initial the second line. Checkand initial only one line.Surrogate Determination of Best InterestImportant: This section cannot be completed if you have completedthe two previous bolded sections. Under this bolded section on page two,IF you have designated a person as your surrogate in the first section, youmay allow that person to make decisions for you regarding life-sustainingtreatments and/or nourishment. Check and initial this line ONLY if you wishto allow your surrogate to make decisions for you and if you do not want todetail your specific life-sustaining wishes on this form.Organ/Tissue DonationUnder this bolded section on page two, you may designate whether or notto donate your all or any part of your body upon your death. If you wish todonate all or part of your body, check and initial the first line. If you do notwant to donate all or part of your body, check and initial the second line.Check and initial only one line.On page three, you will sign and date the form. Sign and date the form in thepresence of two witnesses over the age of 18 OR in the presence of a NotaryPublic.The following people CANNOT be a witness to or serve as a notary public:A blood relative of yours;A person who is going to inherit your property under Kentucky law;An employee of a health care facility in which you are a patient (unless theemployee serves as a notary public);Your attending physician; orAny person directly financially responsible for your health care.Once you have filled out the Living Will and either signed it in the presence of witnessesor in the presence of a notary public, give a copy to your personal physician and anycontacts you have listed in the Living Will. A copy of any Living Will should be put inyour medical records. Remember, you are responsible for telling your hospital or nursinghome that you have a Living Will. Do not send your Living Will to the Office of the Attorney General.
    • Kentucky Living Will Directive and Health Care Surrogate Designation of

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    • My wishes regarding life-prolonging treatment and artificially provided nutrition and hydration to be provided to me if I no longer have decisional capacity, have a terminal condition, or become permanently unconscious have been indicated by checking and initialing the appropriate lines below.
    • Health Care Surrogate

      By checking and initialing the line below, I specifically:
    •    *    *   (check box and initial line, if you desire to name a surrogate)

      Designate   *   *   as my health care surrogate(s) to
      make health care decisions for me in accordance with this directive when I no
      longer have decisional capacity. If   *   *   refuses or is not
      able to act for me, I designate   *   *   as my health
      care surrogate(s).
      Any prior designation is revoked.

    • Living Will Directive

      If I do not designate a surrogate, the following are my directions to my attending physician.If I have designated a surrogate, my surrogate shall comply with my wishes as indicatedbelow. By checking and initialing the lines below, I specifically:
    • Life Prolonging Treatment (check and initial only one)
      *   * (check box and initial line, if you desire the option below)
      Direct that treatment be withheld or withdrawn, and that I be permitted to die
      naturally with only the administration of medication or the performance of any
      medical treatment deemed necessary to alleviate pain.
          (check box and initial line, if you desire the option below)
      DO NOT authorize that life-prolonging treatment be withheld or withdrawn.
      Nourishment and/or Fluids (check and initial only one)
          (check box and initial line, if you desire the option below)
      Authorize the withholding or withdrawal of artificially provided food, water, or
      other artificially provided nourishment or fluids.Living WiLL Directive — continueD
          (check box and initial line, if you desire the option below)
      DO NOT authorize the withholding or withdrawal of artificially provided food,
      water, or other artificially provided nourishment or fluids.
      Surrogate Determination of Best Interest
      NOTE: If you desire this option, DO NOT choose any of the preceding options
      regarding Life Prolonging Treatment and Nourishment and/or Fluids
          (check box and initial line, if you desire the option below)
      Authorize my surrogate, as designated on the previous page, to withhold or
      withdraw artificially provided nourishment or fluids, or other treatment if the
      surrogate determines that withholding or withdrawing is in my best interest; but I
      do not mandate that withholding or withdrawing.
      Organ/Tissue/Eye Donation
      I certify that I am eighteen (18) years of age or older and of sound mind, and that upon my
      death, I hereby give:
      Check appropriate boxes and initial the line beside that box:
          Any needed organs, tissues, and eye/corneas
      or
      The following organs or tissues only (check and initial all that apply):    
          All needed organs
          All needed tissues
          Corneas
          Eyes
          Other or
      _______ Only the specified organs/tissues as listed:
         
      Organs that can be donated: heart, lungs, liver, pancreas, kidneys, and small bowel.
      Tissues that can currently be donated: skin (outermost layer from lower trunk and
      abdomen), bone, heart valves, leg veins, pericardium, vertebral bodies.
      Eye donation can be the corneas (outer most layer), the sclera (shell), or the entire eye.In the absence of my ability to give directions regarding the use of life-prolonging treatment
      and artificially provided nutrition and hydration, it is my intention that this directive shall be
      honored by my attending physician, my family, and any surrogate designated pursuant to
      this directive as the final expression of my legal right to refuse medical or surgical treatment
      and I accept the consequences of the refusal.
      If I have been diagnosed as pregnant and that diagnosis is known to my attending
      physician, this directive shall have no force or effect during the course of my pregnancy.
      I understand the full import of this directive and I am emotionally and mentally competent
      to make this directive.
      Signed this   Pick a Date   

      (signature and address of the grantor)
      Have two adults witness your signature OR have signature notarized.*
      In our joint presence, the grantor, who is of sound mind and eighteen (18) years of age, or
      older, voluntarily dated and signed this writing or directed it to be dated and signed for the
      grantor.
                        

                        
      (signature and address of witness)
      or
      COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY,     County
      Before me, the undersigned authority, came the grantor who is of sound mind and eighteen
      (18) years of age or older, and acknowledged that he/she voluntarily dated and signed this
      writing or directed it to be signed and dated as above.
      Done this   Pick a Date   
         
      Signature of Notary Public Date commission expires
      * None of the following shall be a witness to or serve as a notary public or other person authorized to administer oaths
      in regard to any advance directive made under this section:
      A blood relative of the grantor;
      A beneficiary of the grantor under descent and distribution statutes of the Commonwealth;
      An employee of a health care facility in which the grantor is a patient, unless the employee serves as a
      notary public;
      An attending physician of the grantor; or
      Any person directly financially responsible for the grantor’s health care.
      NOTICE: Execution of this document restricts withholding and withdrawing of some medical procedures. Consult
      Kentucky Revised Statutes or your attorney.
      A person designated as a surrogate pursuant to an advance directive may resign at any time by giving written notice
      to the grantor; to the immediate successor surrogate, if any; to the attending physician; and to any health care
      facility which is then waiting for the surrogate to make a health care decision.

    • Acknowledgement of Notice of Privacy Practices: 
    • I have been offered a copy of the Notice of Privacy Practices. I understand that Pioneer Family Medicine, PLLC has the right to change its Notice of Privacy Practices from time to time and that I may contact Pioneer  Family Medicine at any time to obtain a current copy.
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    • Authorization for Release of Health Information: 
    • I hereby authorize Pioneer Family Medicine to release any medical or incidental information to my referring physician or any other physicians who have been or may become involved with my care. I also authorize the release of information that may be necessary in the processing of any insurance claims. I hereby authorize Pioneer Family Medicine and its Employees permission to discuss, send and/or receive my personal health information to/with the following individual(s):
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    • Authorization for Release of Prescription Information: 
    • I hereby authorize Pioneer Family Medicine to release any prescription information to:
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    • Acceptance of Patient Financial Agreement: 
    • I have read, understand, and agree to the provisions of the Patient Financial Responsibility Policy.
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    • TELEPHONE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (TCPA) OPT IN CONSENT FORM 
    • Our practice uses text messages to communicate with patients for a variety of purposes including appointment confirmations, appointment reminders, billing information, and request for feedback about your experience. The frequency of messages varies but is generally related to the frequency of your appointments. Mobile message and mobile data rates from your mobile carrier may apply. If you would like to receive these messages by text, you are required to “opt-in” due to recent changes to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).  Please note that you can revoke consent to receive these messages at any time. Please take a moment to fill out this consent form indicating your desire to receive these messages in the future.I give permission to this office to contact me by my cellular device for SMS text messages. By signing, I certify that I am the owner of this cellular device and its user contract. I understand that I can revoke consent at any time or can reply “STOP” to a text message to stop receiving text messages at any time.
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    • Patient HIPPA Acknowledgement and Consent Form 
    • We at Pioneer Family Medicine & Urgent Care (the "Practice") are providing this Acknowledgement and Consent Form ("Consent") to You in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and this Consent, and.by signing you acknowledge that you had the chance to review it. The terms of our Notice may change. If we change our Notice, we may notify you that a change has been made and you can obtain a revised copy by contacting our office.Restrictions and Revocation You have the right to request that we restrict how PHL about you is used or disclosed. We are not required to agree to any restrictions, but if we do, we will honor that agreement. You may revoke this Consent in a signed writing, at any time, and all disclosures from that point on will cease. However, such a revocation shall not affect any disclosures we have already made in reliance on your prior Consent.Protecting and Sharing Your Information Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPA), which provides guidelines to healthcare providers and other parties on safely sharing and protecting patient health information. By signing this Consent, you acknowledge that you understand its contents and you consent to our collection of your personal information, including individually identifiable health information (protected health information or ' 'PHI" such as your name, address, social security number, and insuranceUse & Disclosure Signing this Consent also represents your consent to our use and disclosure of your private personal information, including PHI, to carry out your diagnosis, treatment, payment and health care operations.You are entitled to a copy of this Consent. Notice of Privacy PracticesOur Notice of Privacy Practices ('Notice") provides information about how we may use and disclose your protected health information. The Notice contains a Patient Rights section describing your rights under the law. You have the right to review the Notice before signingWe will do our best to protect all private and personal information that we receive, yet the sharing of such information with us is at your own risk. Information used or disclosed pursuant to this Consent may be redisclosed by the Practice and may no longer be protected by federal or state law. Conditions and ApplicationThe Practice may condition providing treatment to you upon your execution of this Consent. This Consent applies to any service the Practice provides or any interactions you have with us.In compliance with HIPAA regulations, Pioneer Family Medicine & Urgent Care is committed to protecting your private health information. We need to know the names of the people that you will allow us to discuss your medical information, if any. 
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    • Laboratory Freedom of Choice 
    • (You get to choose whichever Lab you want, even if it's outside of our office)

      Pioneer Family Medicine & Urgent Care uses Mako or Mako Laboratory for our Medical Labs drawn here on the premises. Mako Labs are a separate business entity from Pioneer Family Medicine. Our business has no financial arrangement with Mako nor does it profit financially in any way from the services they offer in our clinic. Because we're separate entities please keep in mind that Mako may have a separate medical In/Out of network agreement with your insurance company than the one that exists with Pioneer Family Medicine. You are responsible for knowing how these services work with your individual plan. We do not endorse Mako Labs and you as the patient are always free to use whatever Lab you most prefer. This lab is simply here as a courtesy. If you choose, a Lab order will be given to you, for you to take to the Lab of your choice.
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    • Recovery For All Form 
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    • A signed revocation may be submitted at any time, but Recovery Plus for All shall not be held liable for any information released prior to its receipt. Information disclosed under this authorization might be redisclosed by the recipient and this redisclosure may no longer be protected by federal or state law. Your signature on this authorization is not required to receive treatment.

       

    • To Receiving Agency: 

      PROHIBITION OF RE-DISCLOSURE: This information has been disclosed to you from confidential records protected by federal laws and regulations (42 CFR Part 2) prohibit you from making any further disclosure of this information except with the specific written consent of the person to whom it pertains, or as otherwise permitted by such regulations. A general authorization for the release of medical or other information is not sufficient for this purpose. 

      I acknowledge that I have read, or have had read to me, this authorization and fully understand its content. I understand that signing this authorization is voluntary. My treatment, payment, enrollment in a health plan, or eligibility for benefits will not be conditioned upon my authorization of this disclosure. 

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