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Hi, I'm VICKIEconfused86! What does 'functional restriction' on PIP report mean?

VICKIEconfused86

Can anyone help me I’ve received my pip report
I got 4 points
but I’m confused on the functional restriction affecting the daily living she ticked yes for at least 3 months and 9 months
And it’s likely that the functional will be present at recommended point of reviews she also ticked yes
the claimant had a mental intellectual may need additional support to comply with future claim processes she ticked yes again can anyone explain what this means
thanks..

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Cher_Alumni

Hi @VICKIEconfused86 and welcome to our community! I hope you are keeping well.

My understanding of this is that your impairment was assessed as not being expected to improve in either 3 or 9 months time, or at review points in the future.

While I'm going to do some further research on the statement 'the claimant had a mental intellectual may need additional support to comply with future claim processes' and get back to you.

Please let us know if you need any support with pursuing a Mandatory Reconsideration (MR) in the future.

VICKIEconfused86

Hello. I’m good thanks
so does that mean it will not be awarded I haven’t a clue with pip as this is my first time applying

Cher_Alumni

@VICKIEconfused86

PIP has 2 components, daily living and mobility. For both components, to be awarded you need:

8 to 11 points for the standard rate
12 points or more for the enhanced rate

If the decision maker (DM) goes with the report and you getting 4 points then you wouldn't be awarded PIP. However, on occasion the DM doesn't go with the report so all is not lost yet.

If you do receive a letter saying you have been unsuccessful, don't lose heart. Scope have a 'Challenging a decision about PIP' webpage to guide you through the next steps and our community members are very knowledgeable and would help wherever possible.

VICKIEconfused86

ok thank you that makes sense

BrettW

I've just had my report the box ticked for 3 months means that you have had the condition for 3 months. The box ticked for 9 months means that you are expected to have the condition for at least 9 months. The box she has ticked about at the point of review just means that however long they have suggested an award to last for that they still expect you to have the conditions they have identified in the assessment

VICKIEconfused86

They haven’t put any date for a review for this feeling it’s going to be refused
thanks for your help

BrettW

Hi again @VICKIEconfused86 if you look at the top of the next page after the section where the 3 and 9 months are ticked in the report you should see a secion that talks about a future review. There are two boxes there - one for years and one for months. The assessor should have filled those in with how long they recommend your next review should be

Hope that helps

VICKIEconfused86

Hi.It’s blank on the years and months
On the box under neath
Based on the available evidence,I consider there to be no requirement to arrange a review of this claim as significant change is unlikely and she’s ✔️ It
she’s also ticked yes it’s is unlikely that’s the functional restriction identified in this report will be present at the recommended point of review
And ticked yes for the claimant has a mental,intellectual or cognitive impairment and may need additional support to comply with future claim processes
she’s commented that no review required as the claimants level of functional ability is stable at present and no significant functional restrictions was noted at assessment

BrettW

Ok. At this point like myself all you can do is wait for the decision letter and see what decision the DWP make. If it is not good news you then need to contact the DWP and request a Mandatory Reconsideration of your claim.

If this is the case don't hesitate to ask on here for advice about proceeding with your claim

Hope this helps you @VICKIEconfused86

VICKIEconfused86

Thank you ?

Hope you get the decision you hope for

ASDIBS

Sorry to jump on this thread. Can I please just ask, have you received a copy of the healthcare professionals report? Thank you. The reason I ask is because we didn't receive a copy of the report until we appealed.

VICKIEconfused86

Hello.. yes I called for a copy 2 days after phone assessment I’ve also just got my decision it had got refused

calcotti

ASDIBS, it’s possible to ring and request a copy of the report from DWP. They are not sent out unless requested.

ASDIBS

@VICKIEconfused86 @calcotti thank you for your quick response and Vickie I'm sorry to hear that. ?. Don't give up

rachel3471

I've just received my report I'm not understanding it
The functional restriction and mobility activities both ticked nit applicable that not gud for my claim

poppy123456

rachel3471 said:

I've just received my report I'm not understanding it
The functional restriction and mobility activities both ticked nit applicable that not gud for my claim

This thread is more than 2 years old. The member hasn't been active since that time. The part in your report about the functional restrictions, if they've put not applicable it means in their opinion you have no restrictions.