MO SB122

Department of Health and Senior Services must contract with a third party to establish a secure online "Advance Health Care Directive Registry" where adults can store living wills, powers of attorney for health care, do-not-resuscitate orders, and anatomical gift declarations

Documents must be submitted electronically through licensed health care providers or attorneys, signed with a unique identifier (social security number, driver's license, or government-issued ID), with a filing fee not exceeding $10

Registry data remains confidential and exempt from Missouri's open records law (Chapter 610), with access limited to physicians, licensed health care providers, the declarant, and their legal representative or designee

Contracting third party must annually remind registry users which documents they have registered

Failure to register a document or notify the registry of a revocation does not affect the legal validity of the directive or revocation