Resources for Patients & Family Caregivers
Medical Aid in Dying Act
The Medical Aid in Dying Act is a new option in end-of-life care in New Jersey. Here you will find some answers to frequently asked questions about the law in our state.
Information for State Residents
New Jersey is now the ninth jurisdiction in the U.S. to authorize medical aid in dying. The Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act allows a mentally capable, terminally ill adult with six months or less to live to request medical aid-in-dying medication from their doctor which they choose to self-administer, if their suffering becomes unbearable, to bring about a peaceful death. The law was signed by Governor Phil Murphy on April 12, 2019.
Frequently Asked Questions
New Jersey Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act frequently asked questions factsheet
How to Talk to Your Doctor About Medical Aid in Dying in New Jersey
Discuss your end-of-life priorities with your medical team now to ensure the options you want will be available to you. Confirm that your doctor will support your choices.
4Step iCare Plan
An Individualized End of Life Care Plan
Our 4Step iCare Plan is a simple, 4-step approach that helps patients, families, and healthcare providers navigate through challenging medical decisions.
Learn more with our video series and helpful tools
The NJ POLST Form
A NJ POLST form will inform your healthcare providers about the types of medical treatment you’d like to receive.
Learn more about the NJ POLST
Get Involved!
As an agent of change. Join the Goals of Care Coalition of New Jersey to help improve end of life care for patients and families. As a supporter of our efforts. We depend on the generosity of our donors to provide critical information to patients and families—this information is provided at no cost when it’s needed most.
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