Certified Patient Access Representative (CPAR) Exam

What is the primary role of a Patient Access Representative (PAR) when a patient arrives without an advance directive?

Refuse admission until the patient completes an advance directive Provide the patient with written information about their right to create an advance directive Contact the patient's next of kin to create one on the patient's behalf Notify the attending physician that no advance directive exists before treatment begins

Correct Answer:

Provide the patient with written information about their right to create an advance directive

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