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The New EOLA Application Is Now Live
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is pleased to announce the official launch of the newly redesigned
End of Life Option Act (EOLA) application.
Here's what's new:
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New Login Experience
The application now features a simplified and user-friendly login process, making access more efficient and secure.
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Updated Look and Feel
The interface has been refreshed with a modern design that improves navigation and usability.
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Improved Functionality
The new system comes with a range of enhanced features, including a user dashboard with action items and a message center.
You can now access the updated EOLA application at:
https://portal.cdph.ca.gov/en-US/
SB 380 Implementation: Key Changes to California’s End of Life Option Act Effective January 1, 2022
Effective January 1, 2022, the required waiting period between the first and second oral request is 48 hours and the Final Attestation for Aid-in-Dying Drug form is no longer required. Additionally, the text of the Interpreter’s Declaration and Patient's Request for Aid-in-Dying Drug forms has been updated. Please refer to Senate Bill (SB) 380 to review additional changes to the EOLA.
Important Updates Regarding SB 380 and the Online Forms Portal
To access the EOLA portal and complete the EOLA forms online please follow the instructions below:
- Click on the "EOLA Online Forms Portal" image above
- Select "Create an Account"
- Select the tile labeled "Center for Health Statistics and Informatics"
- Select "Get Started"
- You may select the form that you want to complete by selecting "Apply." The first form that is required to be entered into the EOLA Portal is the Attending Physician Checklist & Compliance Form.
If you have any questions regarding the EOLA form submission portal, contact the EOLA at
EOLInfo@cdph.ca.gov.