How can I be certain I’ll be allowed to visit my spouse or partner in the hospital or an assisted‑living facility?

If you’re legally married or in a state‑recognized civil union or domestic partnership, showing proof of that registration is enough. Otherwise, ask your spouse or partner to name you as their agent in a Health Care Power of Attorney. That document guarantees your visiting rights and even lets you decide who else may come in.

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