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

Newsletter Vol. 8, No. 32

Act
by Jun 30, 1998
Effective date
Apr 3, 1998
Identified
Jun 20, 2026

Summary

Four new pharmaceutical manufacturers have been added to the New Jersey PAAD (Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled) Drug Rebate Program. Billing teams must update their pharmacy systems to recognize these new manufacturer labeler codes (59572, 60814, 62939, 63653) for proper claim processing and drug coverage verification under PAAD.

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What to do

by Jun 30, 1998 · 4 steps
01Pharmacy billing staff and system administrators must update PAAD drug rebate program files to include the four new manufacturer labeler codes: 59572 (Celgene Corporation), 60814 (Rexall Sundown Inc.), 62939 (Brightstone Pharma Inc.), and 63653 (Bristol-Myers/Sanofi Pharmaceuticals).
02Update pharmacy management software and claim submission systems to recognize these codes for proper PAAD coverage determination.
03Note that PAAD drug coverage may differ from Medicaid coverage for the same manufacturers.
04Verify with the Chief of Pharmaceutical Services at (609) 588-2724 or Unisys Pharmacy Consultant at (609) 588-6039 if claim denials occur related to these new codes.

Original notice

Newsletter Vol. 8, No. 32
njmmis.com · Always check the source before changing claims.
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