In most states, paramedics called to a residence are required to provide CPR if the heart has stopped beating, even if the victim has signed an advance directive.

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In most states, paramedics are required to provide CPR if the heart has stopped beating, even if the victim has signed an advance directive. This is because advance directives are not legally binding in most states, and paramedics are required to follow their state's laws.

In Most States, Paramedics Called to a Residence Are Required