Walk in shower

I don't think so Nicolette. I have a wet room and on my PIP report it said in brackets next to 'has a wet room' (not considered). I assume that's what it means.

Hope this helps

Hi, you need to be assessed to get a walk in shower with. A chair , that means the person is disabled ,so yes it does help just when he or she they have to say they have a walk in shower but if it's for disabled because they may check with the social services 

Just found this in the PIP assessment guide for HPs

This activity considers a claimant’s ability to wash and bathe.

‘Washing’ means cleaning ones whole body, including removing dirt and sweat.

‘Bathing’ means getting into and out of either a standard bath or shower. Shower includes shower attachments for a bath.

For the purposes of this activity, wet-rooms are not a consideration either in the context of a standard bathroom or as an aid or appliance. 

I would imagine a walk in shower falls under the same 

Just found this in the PIP assessment guide for HPs

This activity considers a claimant’s ability to wash and bathe. 

‘Washing’ means cleaning ones whole body, including removing dirt and sweat. 

‘Bathing’ means getting into and out of either a standard bath or shower. Shower includes shower attachments for a bath. 

For the purposes of this activity, wet-rooms are not a consideration either in the context of a standard bathroom or as an aid or appliance. 

?I would imagine a walk in shower falls under the same