Testimonials

Testimonials

At Prestige, we aspire to exceed our clients’ expectations and aim to provide positive outcomes for both our clients and staff at all times. Seeing the difference we are making in the lives of our clients and their families, and hearing stories like these ones below drives us to raise the bar even higher as we strive for unrivalled customer service and quality care.

Anne’s story

Anne was going to have to go to a rehabilitation hospital and because of a reaction to antibiotics causing delusions, she had ended up in a dementia ward. It was really frightening for both her and her family. Since Prestige’s team of carers has been coming in 24 hours a day, Anne is thriving and it’s taken the pressure off Anne’s family and her children and grandchildren. They get to enjoy the time with her, but still be very much involved and enjoy the flexibility of care.

Jessen Family - Golden Beach

My mum is a different person when Jacinta arrives, which makes me incredibly happy. Jacinta's care, advice, and support are invaluable…we are deeply grateful for her dedication and support.
Jessen Family
Golden Beach

Beverley - Geelong

What a privilege for Adrian and myself to be with Prestige. Our carers are awesome and give us quality care and the fact that Adrian loves and trusts them are a bonus, due to him being autistic. The loving support and care we receive are very, very much appreciated. I am so very glad and happy you are in our lives.
Beverley
Geelong

Frank - Melbourne

Thank God for Prestige Inhome Care. My father needed personal care support to come home [from hospital]. Every person from Prestige has been knowledgeable, courteous and respectful. Nothing is too much trouble. What an amazing service.
Frank
Melbourne

Peter -Melbourne

A special thank you needs to go to you. Not only did you organise everything under Shirley’s roof magnificently but nothing ever seemed a problem, whether it be late at night or on the weekend. I guess it’s easy enough to pay for care but what we received in return were carers, including you, who genuinely cared about the patient.
Peter
Melbourne