Jenny has an incredible gift of supporting families with dynamic emotions and differing opinions such as our family while giving each member validation and compassion in a way that all members felt heard and understood. She was able to guide our family to make informed decisions we were comfortable with and helped to keep our family united even when emotions and tension was high.

She was compassionate and caring but also the realist that our team needed. She arranged and managed the in-home care of 24/7 nurses and aides for our dear friend. Jenny was the angel guiding us through everything…

Her ability to navigate the healthcare system has been invaluable. She recently attended a medical appointment with my husband and I and we both noticed that we got different information than we had previously just because she was in the room with us. Jenny is a treasure and we are grateful to have her helping us as we continue on this complicated journey.

I am forever grateful for your love and guidance and amazing help navigating these past few months. Your ability to kick some butt really showed your superpowers...

Rear Admiral/Assistant Surgeon General, USPHS (Ret.)

In my professional life, I have been no stranger to the issues of death and dying. However, when it comes to the dying of a loved one, all that experience and education is not enough.

When you’re diagnosed with cancer it’s scary, to say the least.  Knowing you have a kind, passionate, knowledgeable, experienced, dedicated friend on your “team” can and will ease the nerves.

I have learned God has a way in your biggest time of need to place special people in your life just at the right time.  This is how Jenny Buckley came into my life, and my entire family’s lives… there is only one nurse to get, Jenny Buckley.

Losing my Dad was hard enough, but I can’t imagine how I would have made it through his last 2 months without the help of Jenny Buckley.  She cut through all the medical options and gave us the bottom-line.  She earned our trust from the very beginning, and Dad always knew Jenny “had his back” all the way to the finish line.

I have been privileged to work with Jenny Buckley, R.N., in a time of severe crisis in my life.  My husband developed an extremely critical, life-threatening illness, which revealed itself gradually and mysteriously, making diagnosis and treatment planning very difficult.  Mrs. Buckley came alongside me and stayed close the entire time.