Awarded enhanced for both elements
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neuromum4
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Hi
After getting awarded at tribunal last year (I was originally given 0 points) I was awarded standard care.
I was advised by the CAB to do an unplanned intervention.
I completed a new form in November last year (CAB).
Sent all the information and my care assessment.
I had my telephone assessment on 13th of June and I have now been awarded enhanced for both elements until December 2023.
12 points for mobility and 21 points for care.
I am very grateful and can chill now.
Thanks to all.
After getting awarded at tribunal last year (I was originally given 0 points) I was awarded standard care.
I was advised by the CAB to do an unplanned intervention.
I completed a new form in November last year (CAB).
Sent all the information and my care assessment.
I had my telephone assessment on 13th of June and I have now been awarded enhanced for both elements until December 2023.
12 points for mobility and 21 points for care.
I am very grateful and can chill now.
Thanks to all.
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@neuromum4 congrats on your award, I also got 0 points, had to take it to tribunal and on Friday just gone I won my tribunal, and enhanced on both, I'm so over the moon, we can both now relax. 1
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Hey what is unplanned intervention!’m??
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It’s a stupid phrase that I think used to be used by DWP for when a benefit award is looked at again due to a change of circumstances rather than when planned by DWP. i thought they’d stopped using it.affii1993 said:Hey what is unplanned intervention!’m??Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK. -
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Congratulations @neuromum4 - great news.
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This does seem bit hit and miss on points awarded. I've SPMS and I don't get anything for mobility component. I'm worse than someone I know who gets enhanced. I guess me working part time and determined to walk to nearest bus stop went against me. That was 2 years ago and I've given up work after few falls and the extra struggle and have now reapplied for mobility part, see what decision comes out.
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Congrats x
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Well done @neuromum4 ?
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