'Pip tick-box system is not targeting the right people'
Briefly

A man named Tony Henderson, living with kidney failure, criticized the personal independence payment (PIP) system after being rejected twice for benefits. He undergoes dialysis for four hours daily and has faced multiple heart attacks. Despite governmental reversals to tighten PIP eligibility, he argues that the current assessment process still fails to adequately identify and support those in need. Henderson’s health struggles include significant fatigue and uncertainty about his daily condition. He expressed frustration at being ineligible for support that could relieve work-related burdens.
Tony Henderson, who has kidney failure, criticized the personal independence payments (PIP) system, stating the "tick-box system" does not target the right individuals with needs.
Despite government assurances that the PIP system would be reviewed for fairness, many like Mr. Henderson remain skeptical about its ability to adequately support those with severe health conditions.
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