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7 years 8 months ago #167062 by angiegood
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please can someone help. My husband has been granted pip high mobility / standard care.
on the assessment he was give points for only being able to walk 5-8 meters. he is on esa wrag, and was wondering could we put in a change of circumstances , as he has been awarded high mobility, for his walking.
Thanks

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7 years 8 months ago #167114 by Gordon
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angiegood wrote: please can someone help. My husband has been granted pip high mobility / standard care.
on the assessment he was give points for only being able to walk 5-8 meters. he is on esa wrag, and was wondering could we put in a change of circumstances , as he has been awarded high mobility, for his walking.
Thanks


PIP is a walking test.

ESA looks at the claimants mobility, in addition to the distance they can walk, their ability to self-propel a manual wheelchair over the same distance is also considered, your husband does not need to use or even own a wheelchair for this to be considered, so you will also have to show that he cannot propel a wheelchair more than 50m for him to be placed in the SG.

Gordon

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7 years 8 months ago #167132 by angiegood
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Thanks for your reply.
He does not use a wheel chair , but can not walk more than 5-6 meters . The PIP assessor has put this down on his medical , and he has been awarded full points. Thanks.

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7 years 8 months ago #167143 by Gordon
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angiegood wrote: Thanks for your reply.
He does not use a wheel chair , but can not walk more than 5-6 meters . The PIP assessor has put this down on his medical , and he has been awarded full points. Thanks.


As I said, his not using a wheelchair will not stop them assessing his being able to use one.

Gordon

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