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zoekillian4
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I had my pip review assessment about 3 4 weeks a go I rang up today to see the process of it and they told me it’s with the Case Manager and he has looked at it however he has to ask the asser who assessed me a few questions about it what does that mean? Any help please has this happens to anyone else?
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Case managers have little medical knowledge so will have to ask the AP to clarify anything of a medical nature to which they are unsure of
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So I don’t have to worry then.. why has it been passed to a case manager not a decision maker
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Case managers are the same as decision makers
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
Oh okay thanks for your help do you know how long it will take for me to get a decision now then
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