Have an AzHDR Account
If you have your AzHDR login credentials and want to view or modify your documents, click here to access the registry.
Note: Previous Secretary of State login credentials will not work in the new registry portal.
Do Not Have an AzHDR Account
If you are signing into the AzHDR for the first time after receiving a letter or email, click here.
Registering Your Advance Directives
No matter where you are in the process, documenting and registering your advance directives is as easy as following a few simple steps.
Registered Participating Providers
Participating providers registered with the AzHDR access the registry here.
Nonregistered Providers
If you’re not currently registered with the AzHDR and don’t have provider portal access, but your patient/client has provided you with their AzHDR account credentials to view their advance directives, click here to view the documents.
Become a Registered Provider
In order to be granted access to the Arizona Healthcare Directives Registry to view and honor advance directive documents, organizations need to complete and submit a participation agreement.
To learn about provider registry participation and receive a copy of the participation agreement, contact the AzHDR team at info@azhdr.org.
Questions About the AzHDR?
- Read the AzHDR Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) here to learn more.
- Complete the AzHDR interest form here: AzHDR Interest Form
- Contact the AzHDR team at support@azhdr.org.
Health Current is the new home for the Arizona Healthcare Directives Registry (AzHDR) after 2019 legislation granted the transition of the registry from the Secretary of State’s office to Health Current to improve healthcare provider access to advance directives. In 2019, Arizona Senate Bill 1352 was passed (statutes 36-3291 and 36-3295) giving healthcare providers the ability to have real-time access to patients’ wishes – when they need it most.
The AzHDR is designed to help honor patients’ end-of-life healthcare wishes by providing seamless access to advance directives, documents that outline a person’s healthcare preferences, across the continuum of care. The new secure online AzHDR provides a safe place to store and make accessible Arizonans’ advance directive documents so end-of-life care will be guided by their wishes.
Registering advance directives with the AzHDR is free to Arizona residents, provides peace of mind to registrants and offers easy access to participating healthcare providers – ensuring wishes registered are wishes honored.
Working together as a community, we can ensure that no matter where or when someone faces the moment they cannot communicate, their advance directives are registered, accessible and honored.
News Releases
Health Current Launches AzHDR.org, the New Arizona Healthcare Directives Registry Website
February 24, 2022
Health Current Announces Care Directives Will Power the Arizona Healthcare Directives Registry
June 15, 2021
In the News
AZ HIE Launches Website to Guide Advance Directives Registration
EHRIntelligence
Feb. 28, 2022
Health Futures Taking Stock in You with Carla Sutter and Sarah Ascher
Health Futures Radio Show with Bob Roth on Money Radio
Oct. 1, 2021
Health Current Integrates Advance Directives to Inform Clinical Decision Making
EHRIntelligence
June 17, 2021
National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD) is on April 16 each year.
To Started in 2008, NHDD is a day intended to bring awareness to the importance of advance directives and the need to plan ahead for end-of-life care, and to encourage people to communicate and document their healthcare preferences.
A wealth of resources for engaging in conversations, documenting end-of-life healthcare preferences and starting your advance care planning are available on the new AzHDR.org.
Advance care planning is a process of thinking and talking about what’s important to you, to help you and those closest to you prepare for your future healthcare decisions.
Advance care planning involves completing advance directives (documents like a living will) and appointing a health care power of attorney (someone to make healthcare decisions for you if you are unable to speak for yourself). Then, most importantly, sharing your decisions and care wishes with your loved ones, healthcare providers and/or caregivers.
An advance directive document is drafted according to Arizona law. These documents are only valid when you are no longer capable of making or communicating your own decisions. Several forms are listed as advance directives according to A.R.S. §36-32 in the state of Arizona, including:
1. Living will
2. Health care power of attorney
3. Mental health care power of attorney
4. Pre-hospital medical care directive – Do Not Resuscitate (DNR)
Sponsors
- Arizona Department of Health Services
- Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS)
- BHHS Legacy Foundation
- Care1st Health Plan Arizona
- Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona
- The David and Lura Lovell Foundation
Donors
- Aurora Behavioral Health – Tempe
- Aurora Behavioral Health Systems
- Dignity Health
- Martin & Hildegard Gluck Foundation
- Mercy Care Plan
- Mountain Park Health Center
- Regional Center for Border Health
- Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center
- Tucson Medical Center
- UnitedHealthcare Community & State
|
|