Who can see your ESA medical report?
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dp267p
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Can people at your local job centre who deal with your claim and journal. Can they see your medical report?
or is it just the people who work in the call centres
or is it just the people who work in the call centres
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Any DWP staff that have access to their computer system will be able to view the assessment reports.
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Is this the same for PIP?0
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If there was any inconsistencies. Would they call you for a reassessment quite quickly?0
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dp267p said:If there was any inconsistencies. Would they call you for a reassessment quite quickly?If there were any issues with the assessment report then it would have been returned to the health assessment providers before a decision was made. You're in the Support Group, which is the highest award.Reviews for the work capability assessment are currently suspended. Please try to relax, you have a PIP and ESA award already and having those doesn't mean you can't have a life.0
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when i called ESA to tell them that I already sent PIP evidence (60 pages) coupldof week earlier, I also asked if you can access this info , she told me that these two departments do not coordinate and that I shoudl send all paperwork again.. another 60 pages... another £12 of printing and £3.20 for sending it recorded... it is shame that each of claimant does not have a simple"folder" at DWP and all relevant info is there, regardless of which benefits are received...1
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That sounds really frustrating @ggloria007. I can hear the importance of a coordinated approach!
How have things been for you since? I appreciate it has been a little while since you last posted on this thread now and things may have changed.
I just want to make sure you are receiving the support you need and deserve0
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