Could managing treatments take into account things away from the home, such as Hydrotherapy, if it has been recommended by a pain clinic consultant , but is privately done? Thank you
Amy196 wrote: Could managing treatments take into account things away from the home, such as Hydrotherapy, if it has been recommended by a pain clinic consultant , but is privately done? Thank you
If you have a look at the PIP Claim guide you will see that Therapy is defined as
“Therapy” means therapy to be undertaken at home which is prescribed or recommended by a— (a) registered – (i) doctor; (ii) nurse; or (iii) pharmacist; or (b) health professional regulated by the Health Professions Council.
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