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Peter M. Abraham, BSN, RN, helps individuals, families, and caregivers navigate serious illness, dementia, and end-of-life decisions. Berea, KY, plus virtual.

Advance care planning, illness navigation, dementia coaching, and grief support. Free consult. If you or a loved one is facing a serious illness and feeling overwhelmed, please remember you're not alone. Navigating the complex healthcare system can be challenging, especially when you're tired. Without support, confusion and stress can quickly build up, making an already tough situation feel even heavier. We're here for you and ready to support you every step of the way during this difficult time. Abraham, BSN, RN, is a caring Health Navigation Specialist and Patient Advocate at Compassion Crossing, LLC, in Berea, lovingly serving Madison County and the surrounding communities. His heartfelt approach focuses on listening carefully, guiding with kindness, and genuinely honoring what matters most to you and your loved ones. Whether in person or online, he’s here to offer warm support to individuals and families as they navigate chronic or terminal illnesses with empathy and understanding. His services include advance care planning that goes beyond templates and checkboxes, dementia coaching, grief support, and illness navigation, which means helping you find the right resources and build a care plan that leads to better outcomes. Schedule your free 30-minute conversation today: https://compassioncrossing.info/book-free-consultation/

11/04/2026

Hospice GIP Denied: Exploring Alternatives for End-of-Life Care

When Hospice General Inpatient Care (GIP) is denied due to Medicare ineligibility, terminally ill patients and their families face difficult decisions. This article explores alternative care options, financial considerations, and support resources to ensure comfort and dignity during the end-of-life journey, even without GIP services.

https://compassioncrossing.info/hospice-gip-denied-exploring-alternatives-for-end-of-life-care/

Learn about options for terminally ill patients when Hospice General Inpatient Care is denied due to Medicare ineligibility.

11/02/2026

Death Literacy: The Knowledge That Protects Your Voice When You Can’t Speak for Yourself

Most adults wait until a health crisis to think about advance directives, palliative care, or hospice. This article breaks down death literacy in plain language: what to plan, when to start, and how a values-based plan protects your voice in care decisions.

https://compassioncrossing.info/death-literacy-the-knowledge-that-protects-your-voice-when-you-cant-speak-for-yourself/

Death literacy means knowing advance care planning, palliative care, and hospice before a crisis forces the choice. Start early.

10/30/2026

When a Loved One With Dementia Suddenly Changes: Sundowning, Delirium, or Terminal Agitation?

A sudden change in confusion or behavior in a person with dementia needs careful attention. Learn how sundowning, delirium, and terminal agitation can look alike, what makes each one different, and when to seek emergency care, hospice support, or caregiver guidance.

https://compassioncrossing.info/when-a-loved-one-with-dementia-suddenly-changes-sundowning-delirium-or-terminal-agitation/

Learn how to recognize sundowning, delirium, and terminal agitation, and when urgent medical or hospice help is needed.

10/28/2026

Guide to Managing New-onset Seizures on Hospice Services

Explore the management of new-onset seizures in terminally ill geriatric patients, emphasizing comfort, caregiver training, and non-pharmacological methods.

https://compassioncrossing.info/guide-to-managing-new-onset-seizures-on-hospice-services/

Guide to managing new-onset seizures in terminally ill geriatric patients, focusing on comfort and care in hospice settings.

10/26/2026

When Surgery Changes the Course: Delirium, Dementia, and Planning Ahead

Surgery can lead to delirium in older adults, especially those with memory or thinking changes. Learn how delirium may affect dementia progression, which factors deserve attention, how families can reduce risk, and how value-based advance care planning can guide future treatment decisions.

https://compassioncrossing.info/when-surgery-changes-the-course-delirium-dementia-and-planning-ahead/

Learn how surgery-related delirium may affect dementia, how to reduce risk, and how advance care planning can guide decisions.

10/23/2026

When the Pill Bottle Becomes the Problem: Dementia, Antidepressants, and the Hidden Danger of Drug Interactions

A single antidepressant prescription changed everything for one family caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease. Dementia increases the risk of frequent, longer drug-drug interactions, and a rushed medication check at the doctor's office rarely catches it. Here's what a real medication review looks like, and why it matters now.

https://compassioncrossing.info/when-the-pill-bottle-becomes-the-problem-dementia-antidepressants-and-the-hidden-danger-of-drug-interactions/

Dementia raises the risk of dangerous drug interactions. Learn why medication reviews matter and how to advocate for a loved one’s safety.

10/21/2026

Home for as Long as Possible: A Family’s Guide to Planning Ahead

Most people hope to spend their final days at home, near the people and pets they love. This guide walks you through advance care planning, PACE, palliative care, home care agencies, and patient advocacy resources that make staying home possible, plus what hospice really offers when the time comes.

https://compassioncrossing.info/home-for-as-long-as-possible-a-familys-guide-to-planning-ahead/

Most people want to die at home. Learn the planning steps and local resources that make that wish possible for your loved one.

10/19/2026

Advance Care Planning: Because Crises Cannot Be Predicted

Four patients went in for routine surgery and woke up paralyzed. Nobody predicted it, because crises never announce themselves ahead of time. This piece explains why advance care planning should start at 18, what a full plan includes, and why a value-based plan protects your voice before any emergency arrives.

https://compassioncrossing.info/advance-care-planning-because-crises-cannot-be-predicted/

A routine surgery turned into a nightmare with no warning. See why advance care planning matters before a crisis hits, not after.

10/16/2026

Understanding Serotonin Syndrome: A Comprehensive Guide

Hospice nurses assess the status of the patient's journey towards the end of life every nursing visit. Situations where a reversible condition can drastically impact the patient and the hospice assessment can occur. If it is not caught, it is potentially mistreated, leading to increased discomfort and a faster death, often involving increased suffering. One of the common clues that someone is getting closer to dying is increased agitation and restlessness.

Are you aware of Serotonin Syndrome?

https://compassioncrossing.info/understanding-serotonin-syndrome-a-comprehensive-guide/

In this article, we’ll delve into the key aspects of serotonin syndrome, including its description, causes, assessment, and treatment.

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Berea, KY
40403

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Website

https://compassioncrossing.info/, https://www.compassioncrossing.academy/, https://compassioncrossing.info/book-a-free-i

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