Your wishes, honoured — when you can’t speak for yourself
Prepared with you, in your own words — until your wishes stand as a Living Will that speaks for you when you no longer can
- 3Supreme Court rulings
- Pan-IndiaValid in every state
A clear instruction, written before it's needed.
A Living Will — formally an Advance Medical Directive — records whether life-sustaining treatment such as ventilation, artificial feeding, or resuscitation should continue or be withdrawn if you become terminally ill or can no longer communicate. It speaks in your voice, so your care follows your own values, not a stranger's best guess.
A guided service, in plain language — we walk you through every step, start to finish, once you begin. You are never left with a blank form to face alone.
The pledge we keep, in plain words.
Our word on how we stand with you — from your first question to your finished Living Will.
- Article I
We guide you, end to end.
From your very first question to a signed, valid directive, someone is with you — never a blank form to face alone.
- Article II
We never give legal or medical advice.
We help you set down your own wishes, in your own words. The choices stay yours; we only make them clear and lawful.
- Article III
Your wishes carry the weight of law.
Prepared to the Supreme Court's directions, your directive is a constitutional right under Article 21 — recognised, and binding on the doctors who care for you.
- Article IV
Valid where you live.
Your finished directive is recognised across India, and right for the state you live in — and we stay with you until it is.
Peace of mind, for you and the people you love.
Dignity, on your terms
Decide in advance how far treatment should go — and be spared care you would never have chosen.
Your family, unburdened
No one is left guessing, or carrying a decision they were never meant to make alone.
Care that fits your wishes
Doctors act on a clear, lawful instruction instead of improvising in the worst hour.
More than a document.
Written around you, not a template
- A conversation that adapts to you settles every clause — your directive is built from your own wishes, never pulled from a form.
Guided to valid, not just drafted
- We don't stop at a draft. We stay with you, in plain language, until your wishes stand as a directive that's valid where you live — not handed a document and left alone.
Truly in your language
- The same legal precision in हिंदी and ગુજરાતી as in English — not a rough translation, but the real document in the language you think in.
Plain language, always
- No jargon to decode. You understand every word, and mean every word, before you ever sign.
A right upheld by the Supreme Court.
Refusing treatment that only prolongs the end is your constitutional right. Here is how Indian law arrived there.
An Advance Medical Directive prepared to the Supreme Court's directions is recognised nationwide — and we make sure yours is right for the state you live in.
- 2011
Aruna Shanbaug
The Supreme Court first permitted passive euthanasia, under strict, court-monitored safeguards.
- 2018
Common Cause v. Union of India
A Constitution Bench held the right to die with dignity to be part of Article 21 — making the Living Will legally valid.
- 2023
A simpler procedure
The Court eased execution: a directive signed before two witnesses and attested, with named guardians and a medical-board review when the moment comes.
What it is — and what it isn't.
- Your treatment choices, recorded in advance
- A trusted person named to speak for you
- A lawful basis for doctors to honour your wishes
- Not euthanasia or assisted dying
- Not active while you can still decide for yourself
- Not permanent — revocable whenever you wish
Answers, before you ask.
Yes — it is a constitutional right, affirmed by the Supreme Court in 2018. Any adult of sound mind can make one.
No. A Living Will lets you refuse life-sustaining treatment that only prolongs an inevitable death. It never asks anyone to actively end a life — that remains unlawful in India.
Always. A Living Will is revocable — you can update or withdraw it at any time while you have capacity.
Any adult of sound mind who is able to make their own medical decisions today.
Only if a treating medical board finds you terminally ill or permanently unable to communicate. As long as you can decide for yourself, your own word governs.
A template leaves the hard choices and the signing to you; a lawyer drafts but rarely handles the medical detail. We guide every choice in plain language, prepare your document, and stay with you until it is valid.
Put your wishes beyond doubt.
Turn your wishes into a clear, lawful directive — prepared with you, and kept.