“ Jess took care of my father in his final 3 years of suffering dementia. Jess showed compassion, kindness, understanding and love not only for Dad, but for our family as well. Along with her vast knowledge of the disease and her dedication to her work, Jess made those difficult years so much more manageable for all of us. Nothing was ever a bother and she was always there for anything he needed. They shared a special bond and had many laughs together, at a time we could not be there for him. She became a very treasured part of our family and we could not appreciate her more. You would never find a better person to care for your loved one when trying to navigate such a difficult disease and I could not recommend Jess highly enough.”

Raylee B.
"Jess is an angel that has been sent to us to help us through this difficult time, we simply couldn't do it without her. She is an exceptional caregiver. Her professional approach is equal to her compassion and genuine kindness in caring for our Mum. We have the utmost confidence in leaving critical care decisions in the hands of Jess, given her experience in nursing and aged care. She has become part of our family and we couldn't go through this journey without her by our side."

The Russell Family.
Our Mother passed away late last year, having suffered with Dementia for several years prior to that. In Mum's final years we were very fortunate to have her care co-ordinated by Jess Bangle - a fact we will be forever grateful for. Jess practiced practical compassion at every stage of our Mum's journey. Always caring, always professional, always keeping us informed, while showering Mum with love and adjusting care as Mum's needs changed. We can't recommend Jess highly enough as someone who will ease the suffering of both the patient and the families of those suffering with Dementia.

The Smith & Wilson Family.
… She cares for her patients as if they’re her own family. Jess exhibits love, compassion and empathy with the utmost professionalism. She will laugh, cry and share in all the joys and sorrows that come with nursing. At the end of the day she is always someone that you can call upon for help because she nurses from her heart as a true humanitarian.

Brooks T.