SSDI Benefit Amounts in Nevada

SSDI payments are based on your previous work history and how much you’ve paid into Social Security through payroll taxes.

• The maximum SSDI benefit in 2025 is around $4,000 per month.
• The average SSDI payment is typically between $1,400 and $1,600 per month.

Your specific benefit amount will depend on your lifetime earnings before you became disabled.

SSI Benefit Amounts in Nevada

SSI is intended for individuals with low income and limited resources, regardless of work history.

• In 2025, the federal maximum SSI payment is $967 per month for individuals and $1,450 for couples.
• Nevada also provides a state supplement, which can slightly increase your monthly SSI payment depending on your living arrangement and needs.

What Affects Your Disability Benefit Amount

Your monthly disability benefit may vary depending on several factors:

• Work History and Earnings: SSDI is based on how much you’ve worked and paid into Social Security.
• Living Arrangements: SSI payments may be reduced if you live with others or receive free housing.
• Other Income or Benefits: Additional income can lower your SSI payment, though it doesn’t usually affect SSDI.

Keeping your information current with the SSA is important to avoid incorrect benefit payments or delays.