Together for Choice 2023 Fundraiser

Thurs., Sept. 28th

Registration is Closed

Your Common Concerns

Can anyone avail themselves of Oregon’s Death With
Dignity (DWD)? The law has very strict parameters.
Two doctors must agree that to the best of their
medical judgment, a person is terminally ill …

The Volunteer Client Relationship

The volunteer works with clients and families/caregivers
to help them learn the details of available options. Once
the person is informed of their choices, they can make
an autonomous decision…

Single Point of Contact

Can anyone avail themselves to  Oregon’s Death With
Dignity (DWD)? The law has very strict parameters.
Two doctors must agree that to the best of their
medical judgement, a person is terminally ill…

For the Medical Community

End of Life Choices Oregon supports all doctors and
healthcare providers with education and information
regarding Oregon’s Death With Dignity Act (DWD).

Your Donation Makes a Difference

We are a 501(c)(3) Non-profit volunteer-oriented
organization, entirely dependent on your help.
Assist us so we can assist you.

The Physician Client Relationship

The Physicians commitment with clients
is a pivotal aspect to the required
Death With Dignity process.

Together for Choice 2023 Fundraiser

Thurs., Sept. 28th – 5:30 to 8:00 pm
Oregon Golf Club 
25700 SW Petes Mt. Rd., West Linn

Join us for our annual fundraising event!

Your Common Concerns

Can anyone avail themselves of Oregon’s Death With
Dignity (DWD)? The law has very strict parameters.
Two doctors must agree that to the best of their
medical judgment, a person is terminally ill …

The Volunteer Client Relationship

The volunteer works with clients and families/caregivers to help them learn the details of available options. Once the person is informed of their choices, they can make an autonomous decision…

Single Point of Contact

Can anyone avail themselves to  Oregon’s Death With
Dignity (DWD)? The law has very strict parameters.
Two doctors must agree that to the best of their
medical judgement, a person is terminally ill…

For the Medical Community

End of Life Choices Oregon supports all doctors and
healthcare providers with education and information
regarding Oregon’s Death With Dignity Act (DWD).

Your Donation Makes a Difference

We are a 501(c)(3) Non-profit volunteer-oriented
organization, entirely dependent on your help.
Assist us so we can assist you.

The Physician Client Relationship

The Physicians commitment with clients
is a pivotal aspect to the required
Death With Dignity process.

OUR MISSION

End of Life Choices Oregon provides personal support and information regarding Death with Dignity (DWD) and other legal end of life options to Oregonians facing end of life decisions, to the medical community and to the public.

Who We Are

End of Life Choices Oregon (EOLCOR) is a non-profit 501(c)(3)  organization that assists Oregonians with the Death With Dignity (DWD) and Voluntarily Stop Eating and Drinking (VSED). We also educate in other end-of-life issues such as Advance Directives, Portable Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatments (POLST) and patients’ rights. We offer information about all options.

Your Donation Matters

Thank you for your support!

The Choice is Yours

A person’s call to EOLCOR is answered or returned without delay. Our intake specialist answers questions and assesses the caller’s needs. If more assistance is needed, the client’s information is entered into a confidential database, and additional Information is mailed to those who would like to receive it. Personal help is offered, and volunteers are available to see people in their homes. Contact between client, the client’s family and/or caregivers and the volunteer is done at the client’s discretion, as we offer our service per the client’s needs and desires.

Dedicated Volunteers

The volunteer interacts personally with clients and their caregivers to provide them with details of available options. When this is completed, the client can make an informed decision regarding if or what they would like to do. If a client chooses to pursue Oregon’s Death with Dignity (DWD), volunteers will personally steward them through the legal process. If a client is not on hospice, we encourage them to ask their doctor about being enrolled.

We support a person’s autonomous decision with non-judgmental regard.
All information remains confidential.

We Are Inclusive

End of Life Choices Oregon (EOLCOR) honors and accepts people of all races, ethnicity, culture, gender identification, religion, disabilities, age, sexual orientation and nationality. We work openly and without detriment to support volunteers, staff and clients, without regard to their beliefs or backgrounds.  EOLCOR’s core values encourage an environment of open-mindedness within the organization and in our interaction with clients, hospices and the medical community.





COMMON CONCERNS

By working together, we can assist you with your most common questions:

How do I start?   Who should I talk to?   How can I get through this?   Can you help me communicate with my doctor?   Are there people here to help me?

Common Concerns

PLANNING AHEAD

Before an illness occurs, it’s important to talk to your doctor about your end-of-life wishes and the possibility of using DWD, should that be your choice. Ask if he/she would honor your wishes as either the required prescribing or consulting physician.

Planning Ahead

EOLCOR volunteer, working with clients end of life decisions

DWD REQUIREMENTS

Two Oregon physicians must agree: one is the prescribing physician and the other is the consulting physician. If either physician questions your mental capacity, they may require that you see a psychiatrist or psychologist for evaluation.

DWD Requirements

EOLCOR - Let's Keep In Touch

Subscribe to our news and updates

Hidden

Next Steps: Sync an Email Add-On

To get the most out of your form, we suggest that you sync this form with an email add-on. To learn more about your email add-on options, visit the following page (https://www.gravityforms.com/the-8-best-email-plugins-for-wordpress-in-2020/). Important: Delete this tip before you publish the form.
Name(Required)
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

EOLCOR is a non-profit donor supported (501)(c)(3)

We rely on your donations to provide quality end-of-life services and bedside support