Benefits by State
Social Security Disability Benefits by State 2025
Aged
$300
$350
$400
$450
$500
$550
State | Aged↓ | Blind | Disabled | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | California | $546 | $710 | $696 |
 | Minnesota | $526 | $605 | $599 |
 | Washington | $500 | $585 | $604 |
 | Florida | $489 | $570 | $595 |
 | Massachusetts | $480 | $544 | $586 |
 | Michigan | $464 | $583 | $603 |
 | Maryland | $462 | $586 | $614 |
 | Nevada | $461 | $653 | $633 |
 | New Jersey | $450 | $555 | $597 |
 | Illinois | $450 | $588 | $604 |
 | Hawaii | $447 | $582 | $623 |
 | New York | $445 | $574 | $606 |
 | Utah | $444 | $550 | $579 |
 | Pennsylvania | $444 | $569 | $610 |
 | Virginia | $441 | $560 | $586 |
 | Colorado | $438 | $576 | $586 |
 | Ohio | $437 | $584 | $600 |
 | District of Columbia | $436 | $573 | $636 |
 | North Dakota | $431 | $511 | $539 |
 | Connecticut | $430 | $582 | $593 |
 | Oregon | $429 | $569 | $594 |
 | Delaware | $429 | $592 | $602 |
 | Arizona | $421 | $597 | $602 |
 | Rhode Island | $411 | $536 | $592 |
 | South Dakota | $404 | $558 | $560 |
 | New Hampshire | $399 | $519 | $552 |
 | Nebraska | $395 | $574 | $568 |
 | Vermont | $394 | $543 | $585 |
 | Indiana | $394 | $553 | $590 |
 | Kansas | $392 | $569 | $579 |
 | Wisconsin | $381 | $556 | $591 |
 | Missouri | $375 | $555 | $570 |
 | Texas | $374 | $559 | $585 |
 | Georgia | $367 | $563 | $588 |
 | Iowa | $366 | $533 | $572 |
 | Idaho | $361 | $578 | $576 |
 | Montana | $344 | $577 | $556 |
 | New Mexico | $344 | $556 | $578 |
 | Kentucky | $341 | $564 | $582 |
 | Alaska | $338 | $515 | $582 |
 | Tennessee | $337 | $572 | $581 |
 | North Carolina | $336 | $559 | $574 |
 | Louisiana | $332 | $545 | $594 |
 | West Virginia | $326 | $551 | $583 |
 | South Carolina | $321 | $557 | $574 |
 | Oklahoma | $318 | $562 | $589 |
 | Maine | $317 | $562 | $564 |
 | Alabama | $315 | $543 | $570 |
 | Wyoming | $293 | $538 | $562 |
 | Arkansas | $285 | $552 | $585 |
 | Mississippi | $274 | $545 | $572 |
The total benefits will also be determined by each individual’s circumstances and condition(s). The data provided here was based on the Social Security Administration’s Annual Statistical Report.
Disability programs and the SSA is there for those who need them and for American citizens who have contributed to making the system work. Despite recent concerns, the system is still working, and the outlook appears stable for SSDA recipients today and in the future.
