Does vehicle have to be sold at Kelley blue book value for Medicaid purposes?

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rubytuesjay3 Asked May 2015

Does vehicle have to be sold at Kelley blue book value for Medicaid purposes?

My mother is in a nursing home and in the Medicaid application process(ohio). She has one house and one vehicle. My mother wants to sell the car to her grandson. Does it have to be sold at blue book value?

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Your question, mom's noble intentions and the inevitable answer breaks my heart.

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KBB has three different values, retail, private sale and trade-in. I think you would be safe with the lowest value (trade-in) on the look up.

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