
If he gets a letter from the DWP, tell him to read it really well, as there is a Med 4 letter that they send out to say tat no more medical evidence is needed & they continue to pay benefits. The medical evidence from the GP is a Med 3 & the Med 4 means that the DWP accept that e is ill & unable to work. A lot of people only read the bit about not sending anymore medical evidence in & panic !
If the DWP Doc does consider im to be fit for work, he should lodge an appeal immediately & contact the nearest Welfare Rights, they will present his appeal & represent him.
The consultant may mean the Med 4 & tat means he will get paid & won't have to provide anymore Med 3s.
It can all be a bit confusing. It does sound like he should apply for DLA & Welfare Rights will do they forms for him.
I worked for the DWP for 34 years-until I was considered medically inefficient & had my contract terminated with an RSI that they had caused !!