What is PIP?

PIP — This is a benefit from the UK government for those of us that have long-term health conditions or disabilities to assist with living healthily. Over time, it will replace Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for working age people

Who is Eligible for PIP?

To claim PIP, you must:

* Be aged 16 or over

If you… Are sick or disabled Have a chronic illness and find it hard to do normal daily activities Stay at home most of the time because of your condition

How to Claim PIP

You can apply for PIP online or by phone, and you may have to attend an assessment. You would be questioned about the condition facing and how your routine life undergo a change due to this.

The PIP Assessment Process

You will be instructed to attend a face-to-face assessment if your claim is awarded The health care professional will also conduct an assessment, probably asking you a few questions about the ways your disability impacts what daily activities.

The Two Components of PIP

The PIP has two parts:

1. Standard of Life Element: This aspect preserves the price related to on going particular elements of everyday life like eating, clothes and cleansing around activities.

2. Mobility Component: The Mobility Component assists people meet extra expense associated with mobility problems.

How Much Can You Get?

The level of PIP you receive is based around how much your mobility or ability to carry out daily living activities are restricted. All of these elements have various charges.

How to Contest the Decision of PIP

Challenge the decision about your PIP claim if you disagree If you are still not happy after a mandatory reconsideration, it can be reviewed by an independent tribunal.

PIP Statute Requirements for Employers Making Use of the PIP System