Video transcript: Suggestions for transgender individuals to help ensure their healthcare needs are met

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Joseph T. Hahn:

Did you know that transgender people often have special healthcare needs, but face difficulty in accessing quality care in emergencies?

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JOSEPH T. HAHN

Executive Director

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Joseph T. Hahn:

In fact, many transgender persons are not capable of making their own healthcare decisions in these situations. Our white paper that explores this topic found that it's critical for transgender individuals to carefully review their emergency and end-of-life legal documents. Transgender individuals should consider working with trusted attorneys and advisors to create customized emergency and end-of-life legal documents, such as healthcare powers of attorney, advance directives, or living wills.

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POWERS OF ATTORNEY
ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
LIVING WILLS

Joseph T. Hahn:

These documents should be prepared for a worst-case scenario in which healthcare professionals may ignore or dismiss the patient's gender identity, which can in turn impact the quality of healthcare they receive. If possible, these documents should be prepared by attorneys who have experience helping members of the LGBTQ+ community combat these complex legal issues. The agents named in these documents – trusted friends, partners, supportive family members – should be empowered to direct healthcare providers to fulfill the patient's wishes.

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FRIENDS
PARTNERS
FAMILY MEMBERS

Joseph T. Hahn:

Read more on this topic in our latest white paper, and check out the rest of our planning content on chase.com/theknow.

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