assessment centre for face to face

Hi Everyone, and thank you for all your past help. Two weeks ago I received a letter from DWP stating that my money would remain the same until 2018, so I settled a bit thinking I did not have to go for assessment, I had already completed and sent my ESA form back three weeks before. After which I had a mental health relapse and was sent for urgent assessment and on to a consultant psychiatrist, who is adding a new med called Quitiapine to my list of others, I had been on these meds three days when I received a letter for a face to face assessment. I have chronic depression and anxiety, I very rarely go out and never alone, usually just to doctors. I also have Cervical spondylosis with osteophytes and loss of any strength in arms with considerable pain and know grip and can not lift or carry, my legs are now also effected and walk with pain at any distance. Well they want a nine o'clock appointment, and at the bottom of letter it states they do have a lift but if fire or fault occurs there is seventy steps and also no disabled parking near the building, my nerves are so shattered I can not sleep, and have the crisis team number at hand. but would like to know should my Father ring DWP to ask about the face to face assessment and should I phone ATOS to tell them this appointment center would hard for me to cope with.
Please could you help

Hi Gordon,

Just got paper work out again and it was the higher rate mobility until 2018.

The letter for ESA Support group was the change in payable rates.

My mental health is at very low point at the moment, are the mental health team obliged to have some one go with you, as I do not go out on my own, as my Dad is nearly eighty now and full amputee, it's really to much for him now.