1. Medical Authorization: Specific authorization for medical decision-making and access to medical records, used when caretaker needs to interact with healthcare providers

2. Financial Authorization: Authorization for handling specific financial matters, used when caretaker needs to manage bills or other financial responsibilities

3. Travel Authorization: Permission for travel with the person under care, particularly important if crossing state or national borders

4. Living Arrangements: Details about residence and accommodation arrangements, used when caretaker will be living with or arranging accommodation for the person under care

5. Revocation Clause: Specific terms for how the authorization can be revoked, used when grantor wants to explicitly state conditions for termination

1. Schedule A - Specific Medical Conditions: Detailed list of medical conditions, medications, and specific care instructions

2. Schedule B - Emergency Contacts List: Comprehensive list of all emergency contacts including medical professionals, family members, and relevant institutions

3. Schedule C - Daily Care Requirements: Detailed schedule of daily care needs, medications, and routines

4. Appendix 1 - Identity Documents: Copies of relevant identity documents for both grantor and caretaker

5. Appendix 2 - Medical History Summary: Summary of relevant medical history and current medical providers