Most advance care planning asks: "Do you want CPR?"
Horizon Navigator starts somewhere different — with what makes life meaningful to you. Once we understand your values, preferences about specific treatments become much clearer.
This is not a legal document. Your responses are private and stored only in your browser. You can take as long as you need, and revisit anytime.
This tool will guide you through five areas:
"What kind of life are you trying to preserve?" — Select up to five things that matter most to you. Tap them in order of importance; your first tap becomes your #1 priority.
Tap to select — first tap is most important
Many care decisions involve real tradeoffs — not right or wrong answers. These sliders help capture your instincts.
Now that we know what you value, these specific preferences will be easier to answer honestly.
Where would you most prefer to receive care during a serious illness?
If your heart stopped, what are your feelings about resuscitation (CPR)?
In general, how would you describe your treatment philosophy?
The person who knows you best — and would honor your values — is often the most important person in your care plan.
This is the part of advance care planning that is almost never asked. These reflections create the emotional foundation for everything else.
What do you hope people remember about you?
What gives your life the most meaning right now?
Is there anything you still hope to do, experience, or say?
What would a good final chapter look like for you?
This blueprint is a communication document, not a legal advance directive. Share it with your healthcare team, family, and trusted decision-makers. Revisit it as your values evolve.