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6 years 2 months ago #205841 by sonjj50

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My husband has Parkinson's and has for 14 years. He can no longer work and is currently on High mobility DLA , he has received his letter from PIP to say they will be carrying out his Assessment at home. Is this usual, does anyone know what he should expect?

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Sonia

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6 years 2 months ago #205866 by Gordon

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Sonia wrote: My husband has Parkinson's and has for 14 years. He can no longer work and is currently on High mobility DLA , he has received his letter from PIP to say they will be carrying out his Assessment at home. Is this usual, does anyone know what he should expect?

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Sonia

It just means that the Assessment Provider accepts that he would have problems attending at their office.

The PIP Claim guide has a section that covers the assessment and the questions that he is likely to be asked.

Gordon

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