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New medical condition while on pip

Pollycasper

hi there I suffer with PTSD and been on pip about 4 years now My award runs out in September and awaiting a new review ( pending the government) in the last few months I’ve been diagnosed with neuropathy in my feet and hands, it’s very painful and very sore on my feet, I was going to put all my new symptoms on the next form they send out ( gov pending ). as it is classed as a new review but read I’d have to report the change to pip ? Straightaway and a new form will be sent out And just wondered what would be best ?? Ps ) I’ve normally had my new form by now have they changed the way they do this ? ie) online etc ?
many thanks if you can help ! Thank u ☺️

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Mary_Scope

Hi @Pollycasper

That sounds very painful, I hope you are okay and managing to find some relief.

You can call the PIP enquiry line at 0800 121 4433 or use the textphone service at 0800 121 4493 to report a new condition.

Pollycasper

thank you for your reply i have just received my text to say my review form is been sent out, will I still need to phone and tell them of my new condition or write on the review?? Xx

OverlyAnxious

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1002793#Comment_1002793

Hi,

If you already have Enhanced rates then there is nothing to be gained by telling PIP about your new conditions.

If you currently have lower rates and believe you would now qualify for Enhanced, then I would recommend making a Change of Circumstances with PIP immediately. The reason for this is that any increase would be backdated to the point that you start the CoC. Whereas increases after reviews are not always backdated, the decision maker uses their discretion on whether to backdate those or not.

Pollycasper

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1003144#Comment_1003144

Thank you, I got moved to lower on my last assessment, after been interrogated on the phone by an awful woman, bad experience really,I’ll phone them up now, for a change of circumstances, thank u so much 😊 xx

sexymark557

hope all goes well filling in form

sexymark557

Andi66

I'm on enhanced and up in 2032 I haven't let them know about my copd , I'm being tested at the moment for other things. So I'm waiting otherwise I be review all the time for different conditions

OverlyAnxious

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1004976#Comment_1004976

If you already have Enhanced for both there is absolutely no need to inform them of worsening conditions. You already have the maximum possible award.

Andi66

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1004991#Comment_1004991

Yes, that's why I didn't say,

Pollycasper

I phoned them up! And they said with my review form already been sent in post that I can write new illness on that and it’s been noted on the system! Thank u for replies, I’ll keep you posted X

Vogue

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1004991#Comment_1004991

Hi can you give me the information on if I'm on 2 parts of PIP the standard daily living rate and also the Enhanced mobility rate I'm up for a review January 2027 as I've only been awarded for 2 & half years....I'm hearing people could loose the standard daily living part but not necessarily the enhanced mobility part ?

OverlyAnxious

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1010983#Comment_1010983

Hi,

If you're referring to the upcoming PIP changes, they are not set in stone yet.

If they do go ahead, you will need at least 4 points in one of the Daily Living descriptors to get a Daily Living award. If you only get 1 or 2 points in each descriptor, you will not get a DL award, even if it all adds up to 8 points.

The Mobility side stays the same as it is now.

It is always possible to lose one or both parts of PIP when reviewed, as different assessors can score people differently. For that reason, it is always best to treat a review as a new claim and give them as much information as people, even when you are repeating information from previous assessments.