Patient Choices Vermont (PCV) is dedicated to education about Medical Aid in Dying and end-of-life choice in Vermont. Vermont's Patient Choice at End of Life Law (Act 39), enacted in May 2013, …

Vermont's Medical Aid in Dying Law (Act 39) is available to both residents of Vermont and non-residents. This page is specifically for non-residents. Please be aware that the process is not...

Academy of Aid in Dying Medicine www.aadm.org/ Vermont Medical Society Policy: On November 4, 2017, the Vermont Medical Society adopted a new policy statement on end-of-life care, recognizing …

The current formulation for the medication requires a compounding pharmacy. For information on pharmacies in Vermont that fill medical aid in dying prescriptions, please contact PCV using the …

Inquiry Form for Patients, Families & Friends: (see contact form fields below) Phone requests are reserved for those who are unable to use the Internet. Please send only one request. Multiple calls or …

If you have read the Non-Resident page of the Patient Choices Vermont Website, you now know that establishing a relationship with a Vermont doctor is an important early step in the process of …

Act 39, Vermont’s Patient Choice and Control at End of Life law, adopted in 2013, gives adults who are terminally ill and who are capable of making their own decisions the option to receive medical aid in …

Patient Choices Vermont provides the following guides: Guide to Medical Aid in Dying and End-of-Life Decision Making: Provides a concise outline of the basic requirements of Act 39. Clinicians'...

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ACAMAID.org | Great videos and guidance for both patients and caregivers Al Gillotti used Vermont's Act 39 because the prognosis was that his brain tumor would continue to grow and it would only …