You may have heard about Connecticut’s pilot program for Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (“MOLST”) and wondered what it is and whether it impacts your estate plan. Similar programs, such ...

Q: I was my mom’s health-care proxy. When it was time to make decisions about her end-of-life treatment, I had little guidance. We never really spoke about her desires. I struggled to make the choices ...

I have been hearing about a new kind of advance directive called MOLST. Can you explain what MOLST is and how it is different from other advance directives? MOLST stands for Medical Orders for ...

Over the past few years, I’ve been taking care of future planning documentation to help make things easier for my adult children when I am no longer able. I have completed a will, financial and legal ...

New York’s Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) form conveys a person’s medical treatment decisions for the end of life and is intended only for patients with serious health conditions ...

I recently attended a workshop where you mentioned the MOLST form and now I am confused. I have an advanced directive. Do I also need to have the MOLST form? What’s the difference? Both Advance ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (Mass Appeal) – MOLST is a standardized process for discussing, documenting and communicating Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment across health care settings in ...

As a result of legislation enacted by the 2011 Maryland General Assembly, Maryland health care providers will soon be required to accept a Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) Form for ...

Financial Toxicity Among Patients With Advanced Solid Tumors Participating in Early-Phase Clinical Trials We previously demonstrated that early completion of portable medical orders, known as Medical ...