
Get the Right Documents in Place - Before a Medical Procedure
No hourly billing. You know the cost before we begin.
Our office is located less than 15 minutes from TMC.
Expedited 24-hour service available when time is short.
If you have a surgery or medical procedure coming up and you do not have a Medical Power of Attorney, a Financial Power of Attorney, a HIPAA Authorization, or a Directive to Physicians in place, now is the time to take care of it.
These documents give the people you trust the legal authority to make decisions for you and access your medical information if something unexpected happens. Without them, even your closest family members or a long-term partner may not have the right to help.
I offer a simple, flat-fee service designed specifically for clients who need these documents prepared quickly and correctly — before a procedure, not after.
Names the person you choose to make medical decisions on your behalf if you cannot make them yourself.
Authorizes someone you trust to manage your finances, pay bills, access accounts, and handle financial matters if you become incapacitated.
Allows the people you designate to access your medical records and communicate with your healthcare providers — even if they are not your named agent under your Medical Power of Attorney.
Puts your wishes about life-sustaining treatment in writing so your doctors and agents know what you want.

Complete the cell phone-friendly Request Form on this page. It takes just a few minutes.

You will receive a link to a short intake questionnaire so I can prepare your documents accurately.

My office is located less than 15 minutes from the Texas Medical Center — convenient for patients and families preparing for procedures at Methodist, MD Anderson, Memorial Hermann, Houston Methodist, St. Luke's, and other TMC facilities.

We review everything together and you leave with properly executed documents ready to use.
No hourly billing. No surprise charges. You know the fee before we begin.
Surgery and medical procedures carry risk, even routine ones. If complications arise and you are temporarily or permanently unable to communicate, your doctors will need someone with legal authority to make decisions — and your family will need access to your medical information.
A Medical Power of Attorney, Financial Power of Attorney, HIPAA Authorization, and Directive to Physicians take care of all of that. They do not take effect unless you need them. But if you do need them, having them in place makes an enormous difference for the people you love.
Do not wait until after the procedure to think about this.
My office is less than 15 minutes from the Texas Medical Center — one of the largest medical complexes in the world. If you or a family member has a procedure scheduled at any TMC facility, I can help you get the right documents in place quickly, efficiently, and at a clear flat fee. Hospital visits available for patients who cannot come to the office — contact me directly to arrange.
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