PIP change of circumstances - query

Bookowl

Hi
Hope someone can offer advice. I have a visual impairment and seen my opthomologist recently, there’s been a slight change in my vision. However, I have a cataract and so visual acuity doesn’t accurately reflect the issues I have.
Even with the slight improvement in visual acuity, I still experience blurred vision, colour contrast issues, reduced depth perception, reduced night vision and can no longer read print at all- and use audiobooks. 

I know if there’s a change in conditions you are to inform PIP. However, my argument is it won’t change the issues I experience or change my entitlement descriptors. 

If anyone could advise - thanks 

easy

Actually,  you need to inform PIP if there is a change in the way your condition affects you,  not a change in your medical diagnosis .
So,  if your day-to-day living problems haven't improved at all,  then you you don't need to inform PIP. 

poppy12345

Duplicate thread here. https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6274489/pip-query#latest

Bookowl

easy said:

Actually,  you need to inform PIP if there is a change in the way your condition affects you,  not a change in your medical diagnosis .
So,  if your day-to-day living problems haven't improved at all,  then you you don't need to inform PIP. 

My day to day issue are still the same and my eligibility against pip descriptors would still be the same 

Bookowl

poppy12345 said:

Duplicate thread here. https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6274489/pip-query#latest

Sorry for posting twice, wasn’t sure where the place to post would be. 

poppy12345

Bookowl said:

easy said:

Actually,  you need to inform PIP if there is a change in the way your condition affects you,  not a change in your medical diagnosis .
So,  if your day-to-day living problems haven't improved at all,  then you you don't need to inform PIP. 

My day to day issue are still the same and my eligibility against pip descriptors would still be the same 

Then as advised, there's nothing to report.