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Annie by Care Directives
Annie is a virtual advance care planning facilitator who can answer many of your questions about planning future medical care, how you document your care wishes, and how to communicate those wishes with your medical team and loved ones.
Annie can answer questions like:
- What is an advance directive?
- What is a health care proxy?
- What does full code mean?
Text Hi to 1-888-713-7301 to talk to Annie today!
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Don’t know where to start? That is okay, Annie can help guide the conversation with her advance care planning tricks. Here are some examples of the conversation tracks:
- Planning future care
- How to document care wishes
- Who should have an advance directive?
- Talking to your loved ones about your care goals
- Talking to your doctor about your care goals
Annie can even help you fill out an advance directive.
Text Hi to 1-888-713-7301 to talk to Annie today!
“You can do anything you want to, but you have to work at it.”
~ Annie Easley, the inspiration for Annie
Meet the real-life Annie
Annie, our virtual advance care planning facilitator, was named after Annie Easley, who was born April 23, 1933 in Birmingham, Alabama. Annie was a female African-American computer scientist, mathematician and rocket scientist. In 1955, an article in the local paper about twins who were human computers at a company called NACA piqued Annie’s interest, and she soon had a position there as a computer at the Lewis Research Centre.
Annie went on to become a leading member of the team which developed software for the Centaur rocket stage, as well as other alternative power technology projects and was one of the first African-Americans to work as a computer scientist at NASA.
Annie also tutored and actively encouraged females to consider STEM careers. Annie retired in 1989 but continued to work with the Speaker’s Bureau and the Business & Professional Women’s Association until her death in 2011.
How It Works
Annie uses Artificial Intelligence for Advance Care Planning eduction
