PIPs
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My wife is on PIPs and her disabilities will not get better. Does she need to be assssed every year?
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Notes on PIPs
sukes richard78614
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it will say on the PIP award letter how long the award is for. I believe I am right in saying that the DWP start a new claim 12 months before the last one finishes, so if the award is say for example June 2020 then she would hear from the DWP in June 2019. I hope this helps.
Southernbelle richard78614
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If you request a reassessment yearly you run the risk of being reassed lower, despite your belief that she is worse. So it's a risk you take, may be better to leave the award as it is until the review date.
hypercat richard78614
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denise15811 hypercat
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Morag_0100 richard78614
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denise15811 Morag_0100
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Morag that's wrong. People are still being reviewed what ever their condition for PIP. Reviews depend on the length of award given and are reviewed 1 year before award is due to end.