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Palliative Support at Home
Benopa Care Enfield & North London
What Is Home-Based Palliative Care?
Palliative care is a specialist, nurse-led service that enhances the quality of life for individuals with serious or life-limiting illnesses. It focuses on pain and symptom relief, emotional support, and person-centred planning. It’s appropriate at any stage of illness and can be delivered alongside curative treatment.
Why Choose Benopa for Palliative Support?
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CQC‑registered & nurse-led—regulated for high clinical standards.
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Tailored care: from hourly visits to 24/7 live‑in care.
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Clinical expertise: managing complex needs like respiratory, stoma, catheter, wound, cancer and neurological care.
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Emotional & spiritual support: supporting whole‑person needs for both client and family.
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Prompt start: care can begin within 24 hours of contact.
Our Services Include:
• Symptom & Pain Management
Expert monitoring and intervention to ease pain, breathlessness, nausea, fatigue, anxiety, and other symptoms—enabling clients to remain comfortable at home.
• Clinical & Nursing Oversight
Support delivered by specialist nurses, with regular assessments and coordination with NHS and healthcare teams.
• Personal & Daily Living Assistance
Help with hygiene, toileting, meal prep, medication reminders, mobility, companionship, and light housekeeping.
• Live‑in Care & 24/7 Support
For individuals needing continuous care—ideal for end-of-life or high-clinical need situations. Offers companionship, safety, and emotional reassurance.
• Family & Caregiver Support
Education, training, and respite services—including live‑in or visiting caregivers—to allow family members a break while maintaining continuity of care.
Who Can Benefit from Our Palliative Support?
Our services are designed for individuals living with:
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Advanced cancer
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Respiratory conditions (e.g. COPD, motor neuron disease)
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Neurological conditions (e.g. Parkinson’s, MS)
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Complex wounds, stoma or catheter needs
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Diabetes and other multi-system conditions
Typically, care is recommended when symptoms or clinical needs are impacting daily quality of life, requiring multi-disciplinary support.
What to Expect from Benopa Palliative Care
Assessment Free in‑home consultation by a nurse or care advisor.
Care Plan Developed in partnership with families and medical teams.
Flexible Visits From hourly visits up to full 24/7 live‑in care.
24/7 Support Emergency phone support and updates for families.
Ongoing Review Regular reviews and adjustments in coordination with clinicians.
What our palliative care clients and families frequently ask
Is palliative care the same as end of life care?
Palliative care becomes accessible from the moment you become aware of a life-limiting (terminal) illness. It is possible to receive palliative care concurrently with other therapies aimed at treating your condition. As you approach the end of life, end-of-life care becomes a specific type of palliative care provided.
How long can a person live on palliative care?
Palliative care encompasses the care and assistance provided to individuals with a life-limiting illness. Importantly, it does not imply an imminent end of life. Initiation of palliative care is based on individual needs and may extend from a few days to well over a year, determined by the unique requirements of each individual.
Which signs would you notice if the end-of-life is near?
In the final stages of life, various changes occur as the body slows down, indicating the approach of the end. These changes include weight loss, increased weakness, heightened need for sleep, fluctuations in body temperature, reduced appetite and fluid intake, challenges with bladder and bowel functions, breathlessness, and noisy breathing.