Is Your Medication Putting You in Danger?
Your medications should make you better.
Not worse.
But medication errors—including drugs prescribed incorrectly or dangerous combinations missed by healthcare providers—rank among the leading causes of death in America. The pills meant to help you could be slowly killing you instead.
When Medications Become the Problem
Three blood pressure medications.
That’s what one person was taking when their family noticed something terrifying. Extreme fatigue, constant dizziness, and skin turning pale. It looked like they were dying.
They weren’t dying from their condition. The medications were causing dangerously low blood pressure.
Another case involved statins prescribed to someone already at high risk for dementia. Research shows statins can accelerate cognitive decline in vulnerable individuals. The very drug meant to protect their heart was attacking their brain.
Most recently, a person with atrial fibrillation received Losartan combined with hydrochlorothiazide. The problem? They frequently forgot to drink enough water. The diuretic pushed them toward dehydration, which triggers AFib with rapid ventricular response. A potentially fatal heart rhythm.
One prescription away from death.
These aren’t rare events. They happen every single day to people who trust their doctors, take their pills, and assume someone is watching out for dangerous combinations.
No one is watching.
How Medication Review Protects You
Peter M. Abraham, BSN, RN, an expert in health and life navigation, applies established clinical frameworks such as StopFrail, Beers Criteria, and STOPP/START guidelines to review all medications for you or your loved one.
Every prescription. Every over-the-counter pill. Every supplement.
Here’s what happens during your review:
- Complete analysis of all current medications and their actual effects.
- Identification of dangerous drug interactions that your doctors may have missed.
- Clear explanation of the side effects you’re experiencing right now.
- Personalized recommendations for stopping, reducing, or changing medications safely.
This isn’t about questioning your doctor. It’s about adding an extra layer of protection when your life depends on getting it right.
Who Needs This Service?
Any adult 18 or older taking multiple medications.
You might be managing your own complex health conditions. You might be a family member watching someone you love struggle with confusing pill schedules. You might be an independent caregiver responsible for a client’s well-being.
If medications are part of the picture, you need someone looking at the complete picture.
What Changes After Your Review
Fewer pills, better results.
That’s what most people experience. You might discover medications you no longer need, doses that are too high, or timing that makes side effects worse.
Many people report:
- Dramatic reduction in side effects like dizziness, confusion, or falls.
- Improved energy and mental clarity.
- Better overall health because their body isn’t fighting harmful drug interactions.
- Confidence knowing their medication plan actually makes sense.
You’ll receive step-by-step guidance for any changes. No confusion. No fear about doing something wrong. Just clear instructions you can follow or share with your healthcare provider.
Available Wherever You Are
Compassion Crossing, LLC provides remote telehealth services nationwide. If you live in Madison County, Kentucky, or the surrounding counties—Clark, Estill, Fayette, Garrard, Jackson, Jessamine, or Rockcastle—in-person visits are available.
Stop Waiting for Something Bad to Happen
Your medications could be helping you.
Or they could be the reason you feel terrible, fall frequently, or can’t think clearly anymore.
There’s only one way to know for sure.
Schedule a free conversation with Peter. No pressure, no sales pitch. Just an honest discussion about whether medication review could protect you or someone you care about.
Book your free initial consultation now.
You deserve medications that heal, not harm.