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Phone call from case manager
kerryi86
Community member Posts: 8 Listener
Hi there,
Some of you may remember I had my pip assessment a few weeks ago, today I had a phone call from the case manager just clarifying a few bits from the report she said I will have a decision made this week. I first applied at the end of November so it’s been a long wait. Hopefully it’s nearly over for a while anyway.
Some of you may remember I had my pip assessment a few weeks ago, today I had a phone call from the case manager just clarifying a few bits from the report she said I will have a decision made this week. I first applied at the end of November so it’s been a long wait. Hopefully it’s nearly over for a while anyway.
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Hopefully not long now for the decision
Thanks for the update -
Fingers crossed for you.
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Good luck @kerryi86 not that luck should come in to it but you know what I mean? I hope you get the decision you need! Xx
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The long wait is nearly over @kerryi86 - I hope you'll let us know how you've got on. thank you.
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Thanks everyone I have to be honest although it’s been a very long process it has been much better than others I have read on here both the assessor and case manager I have spoken to have been very nice. The case manager this morning did say she was awarding enhanced mobility she was going to go over the care questions again and make a definete decision on that. Asked lots of questions about hospital stays I have had and said thankfully at the moment they didn’t impact on my award? She also said she had to work out when it could be paid from but I would probably have the money in my bank before I got the letter. After reading lots of other people’s stories I was terrified of this process but so far they have been fair and polite not much more I can ask for x
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Very best of luck @kerryi86 Thanks for the update, and please do let us know how you get on.
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The questions about hospital stays are to check periods of entitlement to be paid. Entitlement ends after 28 days in hospital and stays separated by less than 28 days are added together.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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