TX SB360

Removes the current Texas law provision that automatically invalidates advance directives when a patient is diagnosed as pregnant, allowing pregnant individuals to have their end-of-life wishes honored

Adds an optional "Pregnancy directive" section to the standard advance directive form where persons of child-bearing age can specify how pregnancy should modify their life-sustaining treatment decisions

Amends out-of-hospital do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order requirements to allow persons of child-bearing age to specify how pregnancy affects their DNR order, replacing the blanket prohibition on withholding resuscitation from pregnant patients

Updates the advance directive form to reference three types of additional directives available under Texas law: Medical Power of Attorney, Out-of-Hospital DNR Order, and Health Care Facility DNR Order (previously only listed two)

Takes effect September 1, 2025