Provides that any provider or any facility who participate in good faith in the provision of medical care or in the withholding or withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment in accordance with the directions contained in a specified medical order form shall be immune from legal liability, unless otherwise negligent.   Official Text and Analysis.

Provides immunity for health care providers and facilities following end-of-life planning declarations.

Removes the requirement that the form must be signed by the patient in order for the immunity to apply.

Identifies two circumstances in which the immunity for carrying out the instructions on the form does not apply if the provider or facility knows or would know based on an examination of its records that: (1) The form's instructions are inconsistent with a validly executed advance directive; or (2) The patient has granted durable power of attorney to another person to make medical decisions and the form was executed by someone other than the patient or the person holding durable power of attorney.

Provides immunity for health care providers and facilities following end-oflife planning orders.