Decision maker requested adjustments on PIP assessment report.
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AhhBisto
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Called up this morning as my partners assessment still hadn't arrived 2 weeks after requesting. I was informed that the decision maker has requested adjustments to the report due to mistakes within the report.
Has anyone had this happen before, I really hope my partner is now not relying on the memory of an assessor.
the lady is going to send the current report out so at least I can compare the inconsistencies, whether or not they're in our favour.
Has anyone had this happen before, I really hope my partner is now not relying on the memory of an assessor.
the lady is going to send the current report out so at least I can compare the inconsistencies, whether or not they're in our favour.
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im going through a similar thing at the moment, i rang and asked for my report and was told that the decision maker has asked for advice and help from the quality assurance team or something due to my report being inaccurate.
but was told that it shows they are extremely thorough and take great care when dealing with each individuals claim.
i was told i could not have a copy of my original report.
very odd. -
Oh, what companies did the assessments? (just out of curiosity), I had my PIP assessment last week.
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i believe it was atos.
i am annoyed with myself for not recording the assessment because the is going to be quite a few lies on the report by the sounds of it. -
Ours was with capita
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mikky said:...........my report being inaccurate.but was told that it shows they are extremely thorough and take great care when dealing with each individuals claim.:
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@twonker, i must admit that comment made me chuckle to, i know for a fact that is just not true.
someone pointed out yesterday that the dwp and assessors both blame each other for being inadequate at their jobs. -
The Decision makers can only make an award on the report sent to them from the assessment company so if the assessors have not done their job properly then DWP can't take all the blame.
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wilko said:The Decision makers can only make an award on the report sent to them from the assessment company so if the assessors have not done their job properly then DWP can't take all the blame.
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