On behalf of my ex bro in law.
But to begin with my youngest son with autism and receives DLA for both care and mobility and normally I would know how it works, but not when an arrangement have been put in place to have a visit from own GP when re-newing the benefit. However, my son's is not due to end or be renewed until a day before his 18th birthday, so another year away yet, but will be interested to know what happens from then.
My Main Query here......
My ex brother in law has back disabilities and has been on medium rate care and high rate mobility for the last 2 or maybe 3 years, but he has now had to renew it or it will run out by Feb 2012.
He lives in an adapted gound floor disability flat and also has a car through mobility, but on re-newing he has now received a letter from the DWP to confirm a visit from "his own GP".
What baffled me was I assumed the DWP use their own specialised GP and not exactly the patient's own doctor, so since this is all supposed to change in due course, does anyone know if your own GP will be involved instead of their very own?
Cheers.
But to begin with my youngest son with autism and receives DLA for both care and mobility and normally I would know how it works, but not when an arrangement have been put in place to have a visit from own GP when re-newing the benefit. However, my son's is not due to end or be renewed until a day before his 18th birthday, so another year away yet, but will be interested to know what happens from then.
My Main Query here......
My ex brother in law has back disabilities and has been on medium rate care and high rate mobility for the last 2 or maybe 3 years, but he has now had to renew it or it will run out by Feb 2012.
He lives in an adapted gound floor disability flat and also has a car through mobility, but on re-newing he has now received a letter from the DWP to confirm a visit from "his own GP".
What baffled me was I assumed the DWP use their own specialised GP and not exactly the patient's own doctor, so since this is all supposed to change in due course, does anyone know if your own GP will be involved instead of their very own?
Cheers.
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