When patients are incapacitated, upholding care directives becomes a debate over what the patient would do in the situation they are in if they had their capacity back.  Making financial decisions on their behalf also creates a complexity that often falls to family members.  Failing to uphold care directives and poor financial decisions result in destruction of patient trust and assets.  It can also lead to delays and denials of care services, prolonging or worsening the condition of the patient.

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Boston Mantra helps in these complex oversight matters by helping to identify health triggers for financial decisions that need to be executed or consent decisions that need to be asserted.