West Virginia e-Directive Registry

The WV Center for End-of-Life Care and the WV Health Information Network are delighted to announce that WV e-Directive Registry is NOW available for online access by treating health care providers.
CLICK HERE for the most current list of users.

Download Necessary Registry Agreements - FAX them to the Registry at 304-293-7442 and we will assist you to get access to the Registry. 
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS.


The WV e-Directive Registry provides:

  • Accurate, relevant information available in a medical crisis
  • 24/7 online access by health care providers through WVHIN
  • Patients' wishes will be respected throughout the continuum of health care settings

If completed forms do not contain the Opt-In and demographic information boxes, they can still be submitted by completing the WV e-Directive Registy signup form.    Advance directive forms can be downloaded from this website under the Public or Health Care Professional tabs and going to Forms.

West Virginians or their health care providers can FAX their forms to the Registry at 304-293-7442, or they can mail a copy of them to: West Virginia Center for End-of-Life Care, PO Box 9022, Morgantown, WV 26506

If you submit forms to the Registry and then change or revoke them, please notify the Registry and as appropriate and supply your current form to the Registry.

Information brochures

Release of Information Forms




Video to educate staff and the public about the e-Directive Registry
Produced by the WV Health Care Association    Click image to view video



Disclaimer: The West Virginia Center for End-of-Life Care has entered into the WV e-Directive Registry advance directive forms, Do Not Resuscitate cards, and Physician Orders for Scope of Treatment (POST) forms sent to it by the public or health care professionals.  The Center does not take responsibility for the completion of the forms or the accuracy of the information in them.  The completion and accuracy are the responsibility of the persons completing the form.  The failure of the person or person's medical power of attorney representative or surrogate to submit a form to the WV e-Directive Registry does not mean that the person wants or refuses certain treatment.