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New Jersey MedicaidMedicaid · Reimbursement · Provider Notice · NJ · Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, OB-GYN +3 moreHigh impact

Newsletter Vol. 32, No.07

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immediately
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Jun 20, 2026

Summary

New Jersey Medicaid has clarified reimbursement rules for physician and outpatient-administered drugs, including LARC devices. Providers must now bill their actual drug acquisition cost as the submitted charge, and use modifier 'U8' when billing 340B drugs or LARC devices.

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What to do

immediately · 3 steps
01Billing team must update procedures to bill actual drug acquisition cost (not AWP or other pricing) as the submitted charge for all physician and outpatient-administered drugs.
02Add modifier 'U8' to all 340B drugs and LARC devices when using HCPCS codes J0120-J9999 and other specified codes.
03Update billing software to reflect 340B acquisition pricing in charge field for 340B inventory drugs.

Codes mentioned

J0120J9999J7296J7297J7298J7300J7301J7307Q0144Q0181Q4079Q4080Q4081Q9945Q9964Q3025Q3026Q2009Q5101Q5103Q5104Q5105Q5106Q5107Q5108Q5110Q5111

Original notice

Newsletter Vol. 32, No.07
njmmis.com · Always check the source before changing claims.
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