1. (a) A declarant or representative subject to subsection (b) may at any time revoke a POST form by any of the following:

   1. (1) A signed and dated writing.

   2. (2) Physical cancellation or destruction of the POST form by:

      1. (A) the declarant;
      2. (B) the representative; or
      3. (C) another individual at the direction of the declarant or representative.
   3. (3) An oral expression by the declarant or representative of an intent to revoke the POST form.
2. (b) A representative may revoke the POST form only if the declarant is incapable of making decisions regarding the declarant's health care.
3. (c) A revocation of a POST form under this section is effective upon communication of the revocation to a health care provider.
4. (d) Upon communication of the revocation of a POST form under this section, the health care provider shall immediately notify the declarant's treating physician, if known, of the revocation.

5. (e) Upon notification of the revocation of a POST form to the treating physician under subsection (d), the declarant's treating physician shall as soon as possible do the following:

   1. (1) Add the revocation to the declarant's medical record with the following information:

      1. (A) The time, date, and place of revocation of the POST form by the declarant, representative, or other individual at the direction of the declarant or representative.
      2. (B) The time, date, and place the treating physician was notified of the revocation of the POST form.
   2. (2) Cancel the POST form that is being revoked by conspicuously noting in the declarant's medical records that the declarant's POST form has been voided.
   3. (3) Notify any health care personnel responsible for the care of the declarant of the revocation of the POST form.
   4. (4) Notify the physician who signed the POST form of the revocation through the contact information for the physician indicated on the form.

As added by P.L.164-2013, SEC.8.