Madison County families and healthcare teams: You don’t have to navigate life’s most challenging moments alone.
When someone you love faces chronic or terminal illness, fear and uncertainty can feel overwhelming. At Compassion Crossing, we transform that worry into peace and confidence through compassionate education and hands-on support.
How We Help Families
For individuals and families, we provide:
- Advance care planning that ensures your wishes are honored
- Clear guidance about hospice and palliative care options
- Meaningful legacy projects that preserve your story
- Medication reviews to ensure comfort and safety
- Vigil planning and support for peaceful final days
How We Help Healthcare Teams
For healthcare organizations, we offer:
- Staff development training in hospice and palliative care
- Education on grief support and medication management
- Practical guidance for caring for those with chronic and terminal illness
See Our Training in Action
Recently, Peter provided comprehensive staff development training to the Visiting Angels team in Richmond, Kentucky. The session covered how palliative care differs from hospice care, disease progression, the dying process, and grief support—helping caregivers feel more confident when supporting patients and families.
Watch what our training covers:
- Full presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8K599UG3Ck
- Follow-up Q&A addressing common concerns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-BsOovBbWY
These videos show exactly how we help healthcare teams gain practical knowledge and reduce anxiety when caring for those facing life’s final transitions.
About Peter Abraham
As Madison County’s local life transition coach and certified end-of-life doula, Peter Abraham brings years of hospice nursing experience right to your community. We believe no one should face life’s most difficult moments without compassionate support.
Ready to Talk?
Schedule a meeting with Nurse Peter, where we’ll listen to your story and explore how we can support you.
You don’t have to face this journey alone. We’re here to help.