Who this is for
- Families with a loved one admitted at UC Medical Center who need a POA signed quickly
- Patients organizing healthcare directives or estate documents during treatment
- Adult children acting on behalf of a parent admitted near the medical campus
- Attorneys whose client is a patient at UC Medical Center or nearby UC Health facilities
What to bring
- The patient's government-issued photo ID
- The document, complete and unsigned
- Witnesses if required hospital staff usually cannot serve
- Room number, floor, and visitor instructions for the UC Health campus
Ready to schedule? Call or text now and we can confirm availability for your location and document.
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Frequently asked questions
- How fast can you get to UC Medical Center?
- Urgent hospital requests near the UC Health campus are prioritized when the schedule allows, often same-day. Call (513) 437-1915 with the room number and document.
- Do hospital staff need to approve the notary visit?
- Facility visiting rules apply. We confirm access procedures with the family before arriving so the visit goes smoothly.
- Can you notarize a power of attorney before surgery at UC Medical Center?
- Yes, when the patient is awake, aware, and willing to sign. Call ahead so we can time the visit around the patient's clearest window.
- What if the patient's ID is at home?
- Bring it to the hospital before the appointment. A current driver license, state ID, passport, or military ID works.
Questions before booking? Call or text and we'll walk you through the process.
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