About Compassion Crossing

Life brings many changes, and some of the hardest ones involve health challenges, chronic illness, and death. At Compassion Crossing, I believe no one should face life’s most difficult moments alone. I serve as your healthcare journey project manager—coordinating doctors, attending appointments, managing medications, and ensuring nothing falls through the cracks. My goal is to help transform fear and worry into peace and confidence, improve your quality of life, and, when possible, extend your life through proper care coordination.

My Story

Hi, I’m Peter Abraham. Early in life, I faced significant hardship—growing up in a traumatic environment marked by abuse, poverty, homelessness, hunger, and unstable housing. Being forced from my parents’ home at a young age taught me what it feels like to be vulnerable and alone during life’s most challenging moments.​

When I encountered Christ Jesus around my 28th birthday, everything changed. His grace transformed my life and enabled me to offer compassionate, nonjudgmental support to others facing their own struggles. These early experiences help me understand what people go through when life feels overwhelming and uncertain.​

After 30 years in information technology, I went back to college at age 50 to become a registered nurse. I graduated at the top of my class and discovered my calling in hospice and palliative care. Working with rural hospice patients, I saw how families struggled to coordinate care across multiple doctors, manage complex medications, and understand what to expect as the illness progressed.​​

When I moved to Kentucky in late 2024, I realized many people needed support navigating life’s difficult transitions—not just at the end of life, but throughout their entire health journey. That’s why I founded Compassion Crossing, LLC.​​

I created Compassion Crossing to help individuals, families, and caregivers through all of life’s transitions. Whether you’re 18 and planning ahead with advance directives and powers of attorney, facing a new diagnosis and needing illness navigation, caring for someone with dementia, or working through grief and loss, you deserve compassionate support. No one should face these challenges alone.​​

My approach is simple: I meet people exactly where they are, without judgment and with unconditional love. I serve as your healthcare journey project manager—coordinating care, attending appointments, reviewing medications, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks. With the right support and guidance, families can find peace and confidence even during the hardest times.​​

What Makes Compassion Crossing Different

Personal Focus, Not Numbers

Most healthcare workers see many patients daily and can spend only 15 to 30 minutes with each person. Compassion Crossing, LLC is different.

I carefully choose my clients so I’m never overwhelmed and can focus entirely on you and your needs. This means I have time to attend your appointments, coordinate communication among your doctors, and catch problems before they become serious.

Working as Partners

Compassion Crossing, LLC, works closely with home health, palliative care, hospice teams, and other caregivers to coordinate all your support.

As your healthcare journey project manager and life transition guide, I treat everyone as partners, never competitors. I make sure all your providers work together toward your goals.

Independent Perspective

Although hospice and palliative care providers might seem similar, I want to share that I work as an independent clinician. I am here to support you, but I don’t replace any part of your palliative or hospice team. I’m not your hospice or palliative care nurse; instead, I see myself as a dedicated member of your care team who’s here to help.

I focus only on what’s best for you and your loved one, without being influenced by insurance costs, referral fees, or other business concerns. This independence allows me to advocate fully for your needs and coordinate care in your best interest.

How I Help Individuals and Families

I help people reduce fear and worry through education and hands-on support. Whether you’re planning ahead while healthy or facing illness now, I’m here for you every step of the way.

As Your Healthcare Journey Project Manager, I:

  • Coordinate care across multiple doctors and specialists who may not communicate with one another.
  • Attend medical appointments and hospital procedures with you to ensure all steps are completed properly.
  • Review medications from all providers to catch dangerous drug interactions.
  • Manage complex medication schedules and ensure safe, effective treatment.
  • Watch for early warning signs that something needs medical attention.
  • Help you make lifestyle and dietary changes that can slow disease progression.
  • Organize appointments and treatment plans so nothing falls through the cracks.
  • Communicate between family members and healthcare teams to keep everyone informed.

I Support:

Think of me as the project manager of your healthcare journey. I coordinate all aspects of your care, attend appointments with you, review medications for safety, and ensure nothing falls through the cracks. My goal is to improve your quality of life and, when possible, help extend life through healthy lifestyle choices, proper medication management, and careful coordination of your care team. This hands-on approach can prevent dangerous complications and help you benefit from all your treatments.

My Services Include:

  • Advance Care Planning – Ensuring your wishes are honored through complete living wills and healthcare directives.
  • Dementia Care Coaching – Specialized guidance through dementia’s journey, including education on disease progression, validation therapy training, medication safety, palliative and hospice care timing, and grief support for both patients and caregivers.
  • End-of-Life Support – Compassionate care, comfort coordination, legacy projects, and meaningful vigil planning during life’s final journey.
  • Grief Support – Healing support throughout all types of loss, including anticipatory grief and ambiguous loss.
  • Illness Navigation – Serving as your healthcare project manager to coordinate care teams, attend appointments and procedures, review medications for safety, watch for early warning signs, and guide you through health changes and lifestyle improvements that can enhance quality of life and potentially extend life.
  • Medication Reviews – Catching dangerous drug interactions between prescriptions from different doctors, reducing preventable complications, and ensuring medications work together safely—a critical service that can improve quality of life and help extend life by preventing medication-related harm.
  • Wellness Checks – Combining compassionate companionship with professional nursing assessments, comprehensive medication management, and active care coordination to ensure your loved one stays safe, comfortable, and protected.

How I Help Healthcare Organizations

I work with healthcare professionals, social workers, and teams who provide hospice, palliative care, and home health services.

My Training and Services Include:

Public Speaking – On-site and virtual education on topics from life to death, including care coordination and medication safety

Staff Development Training – Comprehensive education covering:

  • Understanding chronic illnesses and how they progress
  • Recognizing when someone moves from chronic to terminal illness
  • When palliative care can help patients and families
  • When hospice care becomes the right choice
  • How to serve as effective care coordinators and healthcare journey project managers for complex patient cases
  • Best practices for medication review, reconciliation, and reducing preventable complications
  • Grief support training for your team
  • Practical guidance for caring for those with life-limiting conditions

My training helps your team feel more confident and prepared when supporting patients and families during difficult transitions, with special emphasis on preventing medication errors and coordinating care effectively.

My Mission and Values

Mission: No one should face life’s most challenging moments, especially death and dying, without compassionate support, guidance, and active care coordination.

Vision: To create an accessible Kentucky non-profit offering end-of-life care, illness navigation, medication safety, and grief support services to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay.

My Promise: I support families, caregivers, and healthcare professionals through life’s most difficult transitions by serving as your project manager for your healthcare journey. I provide compassionate education, practical guidance, hands-on care coordination, and a peaceful presence when someone you love is chronically or terminally ill.

Where I Serve

I provide on-site services throughout Madison County, Kentucky, and offer virtual support everywhere through Google Meet, Zoom, telephone, and other platforms. No matter where you are, I can connect with you. For local clients, I attend appointments with you at hospitals, clinics, and specialist offices to ensure nothing gets missed.

I believe that with the right education, support, and active care coordination, you can become more confident and find peace in life’s most challenging moments. Whether you’re planning ahead, facing illness, handling complex medical needs, or aiming to support others more effectively, I am here to help.

Ready to Talk?

Schedule a free conversation to see how I can support you, someone you care about, or your organization.

You don’t have to face this journey alone. I’m here to coordinate your care and help every step of the way.

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