An advance directive only takes effect when the individual becomes incapable of making healthcare decisions which, in some states, must be confirmed by at least two family members.

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An advance directive takes effect when the individual becomes incapable of making healthcare decisions, but the requirement for confirmation by at least two family members varies by state and is not a universal standard. Typically, the determination is made by healthcare providers.

An Advance Directive Only Takes Effect When the Individual Becomes