The Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program for children is known as “Childhood SSI.” It is a federal program that provides benefits to disabled children. A child must satisfy both the financial need requirement and the medical disability requirement to be eligible.
The financial requirement:
The medical requirement:
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Unlike adults, children do not need to prove they are unable to work. The Social Security Administration has a Listing of Medical Impairments for children. Many diseases affect children differently than adults and some diseases are only found for children, such as developmental disorders and growth impairments.
In addition to medical records, the Social Security Administration also reviews school records and reports to determine the child’s level of functioning.
If you have questions about SSI or think your child my qualify for SSI benefits, contact Nash Disability Law for help.
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