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angelaT
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Hi. My partner has been receiving pip since he had his toes amputated and couldn't work. His health has deteriorated a lot recently due to other diabetic related problems. Can he update his claim and get more money? If so how does he do that?
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Hi Angela,
Claimants of PIP can request a review of their claim at any time. You can contact PIP by calling 0345 850 3322 or full details are at https://www.gov.uk/pip/change-of-circumstances
Just be aware that the DWP can reduce claims as well as increase them on review.
Good luck.
Mary
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