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Idaho provides State Supplements to Federal SSI benefit payments for residents in one of the living arrangements specified in the table below.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) provided the data shown in the table. Contact your local SSA Claims Representative for further details about eligibility and benefit levels. See the topic "Contacting the Social Security Administration" to find out how to get information or help from SSA.
Notes about specific items, if any, display as colored letters within brackets in the table. Their explanation directly follows the table. You may click on these colored letters within the table to jump immediately to the explanations. Use the Back button in the Help window to return to your place in the table. If additional information is available, it follows after any notes.
Unless otherwise stated, payment levels apply equally to people who are aged, people with blindness, and people with disabilities. Benefit amounts are usually adjusted annually, and become effective January 1st. The table shows monthly payment levels for calendar year 2010.
If you are using this version of WorkWORLD after January 1, 2011, you should be able to get the updated numbers from your local office of the Department of Health and Welfare.
Definitions for specific Living Arrangement terms are provided below the table. Click on the term to go to the definition.
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Living Arrangement |
Individual |
Couple |
Individual |
Couple |
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$53.00 |
20.00 |
$727.00 |
$1,031.00 | |
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52.00 |
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1,064.00 |
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198.00 |
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872.00 |
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Level I |
339.00 |
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1,013.00 |
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Level II |
406.00 |
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1,080.00 |
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Level III |
473.00 |
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1,147.00 |
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198.00 |
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872.00 |
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[a] State supplement is increased to offset the reduced federal payment for persons living in the household of another.
[b] The same supplement is given for living with an essential person to individuals and couples.
[c] Couples in these living arrangements are treated as individuals starting with the month after leaving an independent living arrangement.
Living independently - Includes recipients living in their own household (i.e., house, apartment, hotel, rooming house, or room and board facility) or in the household of another. Also includes blind or disabled children living with their parents and individuals paying room and board to a relative.
Living with an essential person - Includes recipients living in their own household or in the household of another with a person of their choice whose presence in the household is essential to the recipients' well-being and who renders specific services of a kind which would have to be provided for the recipients if they lived alone.
Living in a room and board facility - A facility in which a person purchases food, shelter, and household maintenance requirements from one vendor. Such a facility is not required to be licensed as a shelter home.
Living in a licensed adult residential and assisted living facility or Certified family home - One or more buildings constitutes a facility or residence, however named, that is operated on either a profit or non-profit basis, for the purpose of providing twenty-four hour care for three or more adults who need personal care or assistance and supervision essential for sustaining activities of daily living or for the protection of the individual.
Living in a semi-independent group residential facility - A facility having one or more living areas under a common management in which an opportunity to learn independent living skills is provided under individualized service plans to not less than three nor more than eight developmentally disabled or mentally ill persons not requiring direct supervision.
NOTE: See SSI State Supplement Guide to Terms for definitions of each of the below categories.
Optional State supplement provided for every SSI recipient including children in living arrangements listed under "Payment Levels." Persons living in the household of another are included under the living independently standard; state supplement is increased to offset the reduced Federal payment.
None.
Husband and wife mutually, and parents for minor children.
Federal SSI regulations apply; also all in-kind support and maintenance.
Federal SSI resource limitations apply.
Local offices of state Department of Health and Welfare.
SSA Publication No. 13-11975 [latest edition available], State Assistance Programs for SSI Recipients, January 2010 (released December 2010) online at:
http://www.socialsecurity.gov/policy/docs/progdesc/ssi_st_asst/2010/index.html
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