OR HB3080

Establishes a prioritized list of individuals who can serve as health care representative for an incapacitated person without an advance directive: guardian, spouse, adult children, parents, adult siblings, adult grandchildren, adult nieces/nephews, adult aunts/uncles, or a qualified close friend who files a signed declaration

Allows a close friend to serve as health care representative for up to six months after providing a declaration under penalty of perjury demonstrating familiarity with the principal and their personal values

Prohibits health care representatives from making decisions on convulsive treatment, psychosurgery, sterilization, abortion, life-sustaining procedures (except under specified conditions), requesting end-of-life medication under the Death With Dignity Act, or mental health treatment if the principal has a valid declaration

Requires unanimous agreement among available family members within the same priority class before health care decisions can be made; if a higher-priority person refuses treatment, lower-priority individuals cannot authorize it

Expands the definition of who cannot serve as health care representative to include any compensated caregiver unrelated to the principal, in addition to existing prohibitions on certain medical staff and facility employees