Discussing Your Heart Failure With Your Doctor  

Takeaways from our webinar "As the End Nears: Dying With Heart Failure."

Cómo Platicar Sobre Los Dedos Para El Fin De Vida - Infographic  

How to Discuss End-of-Life Options InfoGraphic  

End-of-Life Care Options Spanish InfoGraphic  

End-of-Life Care Options InfoGraphic  

Advanced Care Planning For End of Life Spanish InfoGraphic  

2021 - 2022 Elections & Medical Aid in Dying  

2022 en Cifras  

End of Year Numbers - 2022  

Medical Aid in Dying: A Policy to Improve Care and Expand Options at Life's End  

The Compassion & Choices Medical Aid in Dying policy is a framework that aims to improve end-of-life care and expand options for patients.

Indiana, End of Life Options, HB 1011  

This legislation allows a terminally ill, mentally capable adult, with a prognosis of six months or less to live, the option to request, obtain and take medication — should they choose — to die peacefully in their sleep if their suffering becomes unbearable.

Survey of Illinois Physicians’ Attitudes Toward Medical Aid in Dying as an End-of-Life Option  

In order to determine Illinois physicians’ attitudes toward the practice of medical aid in dying (also known as physician-assisted dying), WebMD was engaged to conduct a survey using its Medscape platform.

Medical Aid-in-Dying Utilization Report  

Datos sobre Dejar de Comer y Beber Voluntariamente (VSED)  

Preguntas Frecuentes Sobre el Dejar de Comer y Beber Voluntariamente (VSED)  

Broad Support for Medical Aid in Dying in Minnesota Poll Results  

A new survey among likely voters in Minnesota finds broad and deep support for medical aid in dying.

Statutory Waiting Period Chart  

Statutory Waiting Periods in Authorized Medical-Aid-In-Dying Jurisdictions

National Emergency and Palliative Medicine Initiative  

The National Emergency and Palliative Medicine Initiative (NEPMI) strives to bring together emergency medicine and palliative care teams in the ER to improve end of life care for patients across the country.

Planning for a Dementia Diagnosis: A Conversation  

In the later stages of dementia, individuals can’t always speak for themselves and may need someone to speak for them. That’s why it is important for everyone to discuss their wishes with people they trust.

Starting the End-of-Life Care Conversation with your Healthcare Provider  

Starting the End-of-Life Care Conversation with your Healthcare Provider