People with and without disabilities value the goals of greater control and self-determination, participation in their school or community, and enhanced social inclusion. Technology is an important support in achieving these goals. In this article we examine the intensity of the support needs of persons with intellectual disability (ID), as measured by the "Supports Intensity Scale", by severity of their intellectual deficit. We also examine the level of support needs of individuals with co-occurring autism, mental health problems, and physical limitations. We compare the profiles of persons with ID and particular concomitant conditions and discuss the implications of these findings for the use of technology to address the support needs of people with intellectual disability. (Contains 4 tables and 2 figures.)