Pip nursing home
harry121
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Family member in nursing home he is completely paralysed. He is funded by nhs chc.
Is he entitled to pip mobility.
I know that daily living component stops but doesn't mobility stay.
Thank you
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Hi @harry121, potentially. It might be worth looking at the "The Two Mobility Activities" section on here - PIP Mobility Component: Rates, Criteria, and How to Claim - LegalClarity. It breaks down the components a bit more.
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Hi,
This depends specifically on which type of home it is.
If it's a Care Home then they can keep the Mobility element. But if it's a Nursing home then they cannot keep any PIP.
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