Call or Text: 602-402-5514
Email: kim@bakermobilenotary.com
Hospitals & HealthCare
I approach every interaction with compassion while upholding the highest standards of respect, confidentiality, and professionalism
There are times when a notary public is needed at hospitals, assisted living facilities, or rehabilitation centers. Patients and family members may need documents notarized and need a notary to come to them.
After caring for my mother and experiencing this firsthand, I realized just how important a mobile notary is, and my family appreciated her compassion, empathy, and professionalism.
These are just a few of the many documents that may need notarization:
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Powers of Attorney
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HealthCare Directive
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Living Will
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Healthcare Proxy
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HIPAA Waiver
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Trusts & Estate Documents
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Mortgage & Banking Documents
Before a notary comes, please understand the requirements listed below. The notary may have other questions as well.
Please note - before the notary comes to the signers location:
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The signer must have a valid unexpired government issued ID (ex: drivers license, state ID, passport, etc.)
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The signer must be able to understand the content and purpose of the document
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The signer must sign the document voluntarily and be able to write their name without any help
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The signer must not be affected by psychoactive substances such as painkillers, drugs, tranquilizers, alcohol etc.
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If witnesses are needed -
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Please ensure that the witness is present
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A witness must be 18 years or older, of sound mind, and have no interest in the parties
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May not be related to the signer by blood, marriage, or adoption
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May not be entitled to any part of the signers estate, by will or operation of law, at the time the document is signed
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May not be appointed as the signers agent
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May not be involved with provision of the signers health care at the time the document is signed
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The notary may request family leave the room, leaving just the witness(es) present
Please note
** Healthcare employees of a facility will not be able to act as a witness.
** The notary cannot act as a witness.
