Children or adults with Aspergers syndrome may qualify for Social Security disability benefits. Children are limited to SSI (Supplemental Security Income). To qualify for benefits, the parents must meet strict income guidelines and it must be shown that the child has significant impairment in: learning.

Is Asperger syndrome a disability?

Because Aspergers syndrome is an Autism Spectrum Disorder, it is among the conditions that qualify for disability benefits. Aspergers syndrome is classified in the Social Security Administrations blue book under autistic disorders and other pervasive developmental disorders.

How much is a disability check for Aspergers?

If your claim for benefits is successful, you will become entitled to both income (usually $300-$400 per month depending upon your living situation) and health insurance (Medicaid if you have no work history, and Medicare if you do).

Does Aspergers qualify for disability tax credit?

If you or a family member has Aspergers Syndrome, you have likely had to deal with disability issues. If so, you may qualify for the Disability Tax Credit. Part of the process to claim the credit is to obtain a Disability Tax Credit certificate from your own doctor.

What benefits can I claim if I have Aspergers?

Children or adults with Aspergers syndrome may qualify for Social Security disability benefits. Children are limited to SSI (Supplemental Security Income). To qualify for benefits, the parents must meet strict income guidelines and it must be shown that the child has significant impairment in: learning.