Mandatory review
pamela1962
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I am still waiting for a mandatory review decision, six weeks plus now.
I phoned this morning and they said they had returned it to Atos for further advice. Why would they do this?
Thank you
I phoned this morning and they said they had returned it to Atos for further advice. Why would they do this?
Thank you
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Hope it all works out. Presumably they need a “medical” (ha ha) opinion on an answer which isn’t in their tick box agenda.
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CM's have no medical training so if you have disputed some medical points then your report will be sent back to the AP, usually for a review by a different assessor
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
Thank you 😊.
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It's not for a review but for an opinion as to whether this new evidence would make any difference to the original advice sent to the decision maker.CockneyRebel said:CM's have no medical training so if you have disputed some medical points then your report will be sent back to the AP, usually for a review by a different assessor
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