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PIP benefit changes: 'I want to keep my dignity'
Karen Langford says her PIP cash helps with hospital parking charges ... Karen Langford, 71, from Somerset, was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis eight years ago. All her major joints become ...
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Managing Knuckle Pain: Relief and Recovery Based on Cause
The MCP joints connect the fingers to the hand, while the PIP joints are the middle joints of the fingers. DIP joints are the closest to the fingertips. Any of these knuckles can experience pain.
Six PIP health conditions most likely to get £737 payments for five years or more
More than 1.5 million Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants have been awarded ongoing support worth up to £737.20 per ...
Four groups of PIP claimants most-likely to be given ongoing £737 payment award
More than 58 per cent of people claiming PIP for a visual disease have a monthly award of up to £737.20 for five years or ...
DWP PIP claimants most likely to get ongoing £737 payments
The data indicates that at the end of July, some 1,501,215 people have an ongoing award for a disability, long-term illness, ...
DWP alert as £737.20 cash up for grabs - four groups of people can claim
or 42.4% of the 3.6m PIP claimants have an award lasting five years or longer. Individuals suffering with musculoskeletal ...
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DWP Personal Independence Payments of up to £737 a month paid for these 87 muscle and joint problems
rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, gout, polymyalgia rheumatica, lupus and ankylosing spondylitis. If you're over 16 and under State Pension age, you may be eligible to claim PIP ...
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The four PIP claimants that are most likely to be given payment of up to £737 each month
In terms of specific ailments, more than 58% of PIP claimants with visual impairments ... from general musculoskeletal conditions like arthritis or joint pain have been granted extended awards.
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DWP could ask PIP claimants to fill in 'health impact record' before assessments
Figures show the majority (38 per cent) of people on PIP are receiving it for mental health issues, while another 31 per cent get it to help with musculoskeletal ailments such as arthritis.