The Minnesota Physicians Statement In Support of Guardianship or Conservatorship — and Re Respondents Inability To Attend Hearing is a legal document that is used when a respondent is unable to attend a hearing related to guardianship or conservatorship. The statement is completed by a physician who is familiar with the respondent's health and medical history. The physician must attest to the respondent's inability to attend the hearing due to physical or mental disability. The physician's statement must include the respondent's full name, date of birth, and any relevant information regarding the respondent's condition or diagnosis. The statement must also include a signed statement from the physician that they are qualified to make such an assessment. There are two types of Minnesota Physicians Statement In Support of Guardianship or Conservatorship — and Re Respondents Inability To Attend Hearing: one for a conservator and one for a guardian. The conservator statement is used when a respondent is unable to attend a hearing related to a conservatorship, and must be completed by a physician who is familiar with the respondent's health and medical history. The guardian statement is used when a respondent is unable to attend a hearing related to guardianship, and must be completed by a physician who is familiar with the respondent's health and medical history.