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New Jersey MedicaidMedicaid · Coverage · Pharmacy · NJ · PharmacyLow impact

Newsletter Vol. 13, No. 05

Act
by Jan 20, 2003
Effective date
Jan 10, 2003
Identified
Jun 20, 2026

Summary

Three new pharmaceutical manufacturers have been added to the New Jersey PAAD (Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled) Drug Rebate Program. Billing teams must recognize these new manufacturer labeler codes (67211, 67336, 67253, 64860) for prescription processing on effective dates ranging from January 10-20, 2003. This affects coverage eligibility and drug rebate program participation for legend drugs, diabetic testing supplies, and insulin under the PAAD program.

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What to do

by Jan 20, 2003 · 7 steps
01Pharmacy billing staff must update internal records and billing systems to recognize the following new manufacturer labeler codes in the PAAD Drug Rebate Program: 67211 (Pharmion Corporation - effective 01/10/03), 67336 (TEAMM Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
02- effective 01/15/03), and 67253 and 64860 (STADA Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
03- effective 01/20/03).
04Verify that pharmacy management software reflects these additions to ensure accurate claim processing and rebate calculations for PAAD beneficiaries.
05Note that coverage may differ between PAAD and Senior Gold Prescription Discount programs based on manufacturer participation.
06Retain this newsletter for reference behind the Newsletter tab (Blue Tab marked '5').
07Contact the Chief of Pharmaceutical Services at (609) 588-2724 or Unisys Provider Services at (800) 776-6334 with questions.

Original notice

Newsletter Vol. 13, No. 05
njmmis.com · Always check the source before changing claims.
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