
On the level of help needed for the higher rate, the Government says: "Help or supervision throughout both day and night, or you’re terminally ill."
If circumstances change, then it may be the person gets a different rate.
There are several instances when changes will need to be reported.
GOV.UK states: "You must contact the Attendance Allowance helpline straight away if:
- The level of help you need or your condition changes
- You go into hospital or a care home
- You leave the country for more than four weeks
- You go into prison
- You change your name, address or bank details
- You want to stop receiving your benefit
- Your doctor’s details change
"You could be taken to court or have to pay a penalty if you give wrong information or do not report a change in your circumstances."
State pension age Britons may be able to get up to £89.60 a week extra - are you eligible?
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