Heart Defect Disability Tax Credit
What is a Heart Defect? A heart defect is when there is a problem in the structure of the heart. This disability is present at birth and varies from mild to lifethreatening. These defects are structural problems due to the abnormal formation of the heart and major blood vessels.
Symptoms & Signs of Heart Defect Some heart defects have no signs or symptoms, while others may have severe symptoms. Symptoms of a heart defect include rapid breathing, cyanosis, fatigue, and poor blood circulation.
Treatment for Heart Defect Treatment options for congenital heart defects include catheter procedures or surgery. For more complex cases, these two treatment options may be combined to repair complex heart defects. A catheter procedure is when a needle is punctured in the skin where the catheter is then inserted into a vein or artery.
Eligibility Criteria for Disability Tax Credit for Heart Defect In order to be eligible for this disability tax credit program you must qualify under some basic guidelines. This means that you must be considered as markedly restricted when performing basic functions, either all or most of the time.
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