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New Jersey MedicaidMedicaid · Billing Codes · Coding · NJ · Orthopedics, Podiatry, Physical Therapy +2 moreHigh impact

Newsletter Vol. 5, No. 13

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immediately
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Jun 20, 2026

Summary

New Jersey Medicaid has added HCPCS procedure codes and maximum fee allowances for prosthetic and orthotic services, effective immediately. Billing teams must update their fee schedules and coding references to include these new reimbursable services and their corresponding payment rates.

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What to do

immediately · 4 steps
01Billing team must obtain and review the complete attachment (Supplement to Subchapter Prosthetic and Orthotic Services Manual) to identify all new HCPCS codes and maximum fee allowances.
02Update billing software fee schedules and coding databases to reflect these new codes and reimbursement rates for all prosthetic and orthotic services submitted to New Jersey Medicaid.
03File this newsletter numerically behind the BLUE TAB MARKED HCPCS in the Prosthetic and Orthotic Services Manual for reference.
04Providers submitting prosthetic and orthotic claims must use only the updated codes and fee allowances; failure to do so may result in claim denials or incorrect reimbursement.

Codes mentioned

L3010L3020L3030L3070L3080L3090L5200L5210L5220

Original notice

Newsletter Vol. 5, No. 13
njmmis.com · Always check the source before changing claims.
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