Do I need to inform?
bluefox
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Hello,
Do I need to inform the DWP if for instance I get an extra diagnosis on top of what I was awarded LCWRA for? So for example: ADHD / suspected autism etc? And does the same apply for PIP?
also for both, I was under investigation by both cardiology and neurology but cardiology haven’t seen anything untoward when I’m having a seizure but have yet to confirm this in writing. If this dual investigation was part of my claim, do I need to notify them soon or at review that it’s purely a neurological problem rather than cardiology?
Help if you can please
Do I need to inform the DWP if for instance I get an extra diagnosis on top of what I was awarded LCWRA for? So for example: ADHD / suspected autism etc? And does the same apply for PIP?
also for both, I was under investigation by both cardiology and neurology but cardiology haven’t seen anything untoward when I’m having a seizure but have yet to confirm this in writing. If this dual investigation was part of my claim, do I need to notify them soon or at review that it’s purely a neurological problem rather than cardiology?
Help if you can please
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No because LCWRA is the highest award you can have and another diagnosis or a worsening of any condition will not affect your claim.
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poppy123456 said:No because LCWRA is the highest award you can have and another diagnosis or a worsening of any condition will not affect your claim.0
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bluefox said:poppy123456 said:No because LCWRA is the highest award you can have and another diagnosis or a worsening of any condition will not affect your claim.
The same applies to that. As previously advised, LCWRA is the highest award so there's nothing to report.
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