End-of-life comfort care in hospice and palliative settings
Specialized Clinical Programs · ABH Gel
ABH Gel - Compounded Comfort When Oral Routes Fail
Voshell’s compounds ABH transdermal gel — Ativan, Benadryl, and Haldol — for assisted living, hospice, palliative care, and oncology supportive care across MD, DC, DE, and PA.
When patients can no longer reliably swallow oral medication — at end of life, during chemotherapy-induced nausea, or in advanced dementia care; facility medical directors and hospice clinicians need a delivery route that works. ABH transdermal gel combines lorazepam (Ativan), diphenhydramine (Benadryl), and haloperidol (Haldol) in a topical formulation designed for nausea, agitation, and end-of-life comfort. Voshell’s compounds ABH gel to facility specifications, with the consistency and rapid turnaround comfort care requires.
Where ABH Gel Is Used
Chemotherapy-induced nausea when oral antiemetics are no longer effective
Agitation in advanced dementia and end-stage cognitive decline
Post-operative nausea when oral routes are temporarily unavailable
Pediatric oncology supportive care under prescriber direction
How Voshell’s Compounds ABH Gel
ABH gel is compounded to facility specifications, with formulation flexibility for the dose ratios prescribers and clinical teams have validated for their patient populations. Voshell’s maintains consistent stock, rapid turnaround, and dedicated facility liaison support.
- Formulation customized to facility prescriber preferences
- Compounded under independent accreditation standards
- Controlled-substance handling protocols (lorazepam Schedule IV) — DEA registered
- Dedicated facility liaison and on-call pharmacist support
Compliance
For Prescribers and Facilities
Prescribers and facility medical directors interested in establishing ABH gel as part of facility protocols can begin with a discovery call to align formulation, dose ratios, and ongoing fulfillment.
Compliance Note
ABH gel contains controlled substances (lorazepam Schedule IV) and is compounded only under valid prescription from a licensed prescriber. Information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished drug products; their use should be guided by a licensed healthcare provider familiar with the patient’s medical history.