Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) is Vermont’s Patient Choice at End of Life Law (Act 39)
To understand more about the law in Vermont and eligibility, please visit Patient Choices Vermont (PCV).
Patient Choices Vermont provides information and education on medical aid in dying and other end-of-life options in Vermont. Helpline volunteers support individuals and families considering medical aid in dying by providing comprehensive, personalized information to help people decide if MAiD is an option they want to pursue. PCV's website offers detailed information on MAiD and other end-of-life care options for individuals and the clinicians who serve them.
The Wayfinders Network™ and Patient Choices Vermont are moving forward as distinct entities; they remain mutually supportive, collaborative and focused on a shared commitment to Medical Aid in Dying in Vermont.
Patient Choices Vermont provides information and education on medical aid in dying and other end-of-life options in Vermont. Helpline volunteers support individuals and families considering medical aid in dying by providing comprehensive, personalized information to help people decide if MAiD is an option they want to pursue. PCV's website offers detailed information on MAiD and other end-of-life care options for individuals and the clinicians who serve them. For more information visit patientchoices.org
The Wayfinders Network™ provides compassionate guidance, emotional support, and practical planning for people exploring Medical Aid in Dying in Vermont, empowering informed end-of-life decisions that honor autonomy, dignity, and personal values.