PIP claim and evidence

I have a phobia of medical people too so I was really hoping they would do a paper based assessment, with telephone call for queries

Thank you, can I ask them which doctors they are contacting. Regarding the GP, will they only speak to the one I put down on the form?

Thank you, I have found out they are contacting three of my named health professionals. I spoke with a customer service lady at ATOS because all three of these health professionals have already written letters that I sent in with my claim form. Initially the customer service lady could not see these in my file but then she discovered them. I asked her if it was possible that the ATOS health professional who had written to my three named health professionals asking for supporting evidence had omitted to see the letters from my health professionals that I supplied with the application form. She said no because they are very thorough. But it all seems a bit strange.

Hi, it does rather seem that my evidence was overlooked by the ATOS assessor initially (three different customer service ATOS people could not see it on my file until I pressed them and then they discovered it). They sent messages to the assessor saying that I had provided extensive evidence and now I have been informed that they have completed and sent off to the DWP a paper based report. This is good but because they apparently did not see my evidence originally, they sent out letters to my care providers asking for supporting evidence. The guy from ATOS said that they do not really need this now because the paper based report has been done using all the evidence I sent which included letters and statement of fact from my care providers. but the replies they get will be looked at by ATOS and checked that my ATOS report should stay the same. Should I do anything because my 3 care providers who have already supplied letters and statement of fact are going to be requested to do so again (unnecessarily it seems)? Also all the GP info I selected to send in included all accurate favourable evidence and I am concerned something that may go against my case may be sent by the GP eg test results that showed no damage although I had problems, although a follow up letter says the tests are not 100 percent accurate. I did not supply either of these but a GP may forward the first but not the second letter. Should I contact he GP at all on monday ?