Supervised Psychedelic-AssistedTherapy in End-of-Life Care  

Clinical research demonstrates that supervised psychedelic-assisted therapy may decrease depression and anxiety in some patients suffering from life-threatening illnesses and may relieve distress.1 To promote quality end-of-life care and provide peace of mind at the end of life, Compassion & Choices supports ongoing research related to supervised psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Illinois Polling Factsheet  

Legislation to allow medical aid in dying, an option for mentally capable, terminally ill adults to peacefully end unbearable suffering, is supported by a wide majority of Illinois voters, regardless of political affiliation, disability, race, gender identity, age or religion.

End-Of-Life Options For The Terminally Ill In Hawaiʻi  

Facts Matter: Connecticut  

A resource disputing misinformation in Connecticut

Discussing Your Heart Failure With Your Doctor  

Takeaways from our webinar "As the End Nears: Dying With Heart Failure."

Cómo Platicar Sobre Los Deseos Para El Fin De Vida - Infographic  

How to Discuss End-of-Life Options InfoGraphic  

End-of-Life Care Options Spanish InfoGraphic  

End-of-Life Care Options InfoGraphic  

Advanced Care Planning For End of Life Spanish InfoGraphic  

2021 - 2022 Elections & Medical Aid in Dying  

2022 en Cifras  

End of Year Numbers - 2022  

Medical Aid in Dying: A Policy to Improve Care and Expand Options at Life's End  

The Compassion & Choices Medical Aid in Dying policy is a framework that aims to improve end-of-life care and expand options for patients.

Indiana, End of Life Options, HB 1011  

This legislation allows a terminally ill, mentally capable adult, with a prognosis of six months or less to live, the option to request, obtain and take medication — should they choose — to die peacefully in their sleep if their suffering becomes unbearable.

Survey of Illinois Physicians’ Attitudes Toward Medical Aid in Dying as an End-of-Life Option  

In order to determine Illinois physicians’ attitudes toward the practice of medical aid in dying (also known as physician-assisted dying), WebMD was engaged to conduct a survey using its Medscape platform.

Medical Aid-in-Dying Utilization Report  

Datos sobre Dejar de Comer y Beber Voluntariamente (VSED)  

Preguntas Frecuentes Sobre el Dejar de Comer y Beber Voluntariamente (VSED)  

Broad Support for Medical Aid in Dying in Minnesota Poll Results  

A new survey among likely voters in Minnesota finds broad and deep support for medical aid in dying.