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Nevada MedicaidMedicaid · Billing Codes · Billing & Coding · NV · OB-GYNMedium impact

Attention Provider Types 11 (Hospital, Inpatient) and 75 (Critical Access Hospital): Long-Acting Reversible Contraception Devices Services Now Open For Billing

Act
immediately
Effective date
Mar 31, 2025
Identified
Jun 21, 2026

Summary

Effective March 31, 2025, Nevada hospitals (Provider Types 11 and 75) can now bill for Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) services outside of per diem rates under Fee-for-Service Medicaid. These services must be billed as outpatient claims by their PT 12 location and can be billed concurrently with inpatient stays.

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What to do

immediately · 4 steps
01Nevada hospitals (PT 11 and 75) must update billing workflows to submit LARC services as outpatient claims through their PT 12 location.
02Billing team must ensure NDC codes are included with all J-code drug claims (J7296-J7307) and track service limitations (2 units per day for insertions/removals, 2 units per 3 years for implants).
03Prior authorization required to exceed service limits for codes 11981 and 11983.
04Claims from January 1, 2024 forward that previously denied will be automatically reprocessed.

Codes mentioned

5830058301119811198211983J7296J7297J7298J7300J7301J7307

Original notice

Attention Provider Types 11 (Hospital, Inpatient) and 75 (Critical Access Hospital): Long-Acting Reversible Contraception Devices Services Now Open For Billing
medicaid.nv.gov · Always check the source before changing claims.
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