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Newsletter Vol. 20, No.28

New Jersey Medicaid·NJ · Pharmacy·Provider Notice
Effective date
Jan 15, 2011
We identified it
Jun 20, 2026
Days to comply

Summary

New Jersey pharmacy providers participating in FamilyCare/Medicaid, PAAD, Senior Gold, ADDP, and CF programs must complete and submit Form FD-70 (Pharmacy Provider Certification Statement) annually to qualify for optional dispensing fee increments ($0.15 for Impact Allowance and $0.11 for 24-Hour Emergency Service) in addition to the basic dispensing fee. Failure to submit by the deadline results in automatic assignment of basic dispensing fee only, without increments.

Action Required

Action needed
By January 15, 2011: Pharmacy billing team must complete Form FD-70 (Pharmacy Provider Certification Statement Rev. 11/2010) in full, attach a copy of the valid pharmacy permit, and submit to Molina Medicaid Solutions, P.O. Box 4804, Trenton, NJ 08650-4804, Attn: Form FD-70. ALL questions on the form must be completed or the form will be returned. By February 15, 2011: If form is not received by this date, the State will automatically assign only the basic dispensing fee without optional increments ($0.15 Impact Allowance and $0.11 24-Hour Emergency Service) to all pharmacy claims. Update billing system to reflect qualifying fee increments only if Form FD-70 is properly submitted and received. Notify pharmacy owner/operator of Impact Allowance requirement (minimum 50% combined NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid/PAAD/ADDP/CF/Senior Gold prescription volume as primary payer) and 24-Hour Emergency Service requirements (must certify actual 24/7/365 service at specific location with posted notice and emergency phone number). Establish internal process to notify Molina Medicaid Solutions in writing within 30 days if Impact Allowance or 24-Hour Emergency Service status changes. Consequences of non-compliance: Claims will be reimbursed at basic dispensing fee only (without $0.26 increments), and if State later determines requirements were not met, the State will recover all reimbursement for increments retroactive to certification date.