Peter Abraham, BSN, RN, is more than an experienced nurse—he’s a caring advocate who walks alongside nurses, caregivers, families, and patients during life’s most important transitions.
Peter’s Experience
With experience in heart care, medical-surgical nursing, and long-term care, Peter has led rehabilitation, rural hospice, and palliative care teams as both a case manager and admissions nurse. This hands-on experience taught him what families really need during difficult health changes.
How Peter Helps Through Compassion Crossing
Through Compassion Crossing, Peter offers practical support and gentle guidance when illness changes everything:
- Advance care planning to ensure your wishes are honored
- Guidance through health transitions from wellness to chronic or terminal illness
- Hospice and palliative care consultation to help you understand your options
- Legacy projects, including videography and photography, are used to preserve your story
- Medication review to ensure safety and comfort
- Vigil planning for peaceful final days
Peter also writes helpful articles and books to help caregivers, family members, and fellow nurses feel prepared, supported, and confident throughout their journey.
Giving Back
Peter’s dedication to caring led a family member to create the Peter Abraham Wound Care Scholarship, which provides wound care education. This scholarship focuses on “Wound Care: Enhancing Healthcare for the Aging Population,” showing Peter’s commitment to improving care for older adults who need it most.
Life Beyond Work
When Peter isn’t working or writing, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Laura, and their two rescue dogs in the beautiful countryside of central Kentucky.
Learn More About Peter
Want to hear Peter’s story? Listen to his interview with Marie Betcher, RN, on her Hospice Explained Podcast Series and subscribe to his YouTube channel for helpful videos about end-of-life care.
Ready to Talk?
Schedule a free conversation with Peter to see how we can support you, someone you care about, or your organization.
You don’t have to face life’s difficult transitions alone. We’re here to help.