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7.7.21.8 National Drug Code (NDC)

All PCCM providers that submit professional or outpatient claims with physician-administered prescription drug procedure codes will be required to use the associated NDC. Drug claims submitted with procedure codes in the "A" code series will not require an NDC. The NDC is only required on outpatient hospital claims and physician claims.

N4 must be entered before the NDC on claims. The NDC is an 11-digit number on the package or container from which the medication is administered.

The unit of measurement codes for all three forms are:

F2-International unit

GR-Gram

ML-Milliliter

UN-Unit

Unit quantities must also be provided on the claim.

Depending on the claim type, the NDC information must be submitted as indicated below.

If submitting on a UB-04 CMS-1450, the NDC information must be submitted as indicated below:

UB-04 CMS-1450

Block No.
Description
Guidelines

43

Revenue codes and description

Enter N4, the 11-digit NDC number (number on package or container from which the medication was administered), the unit of measurement code, and the unit quantity with a floating decimal for fractional units (limited to 3 digits). Do not enter hyphens or spaces within this number.

Example: N400409231231GR0.025

If submitting on a CMS-1500 the NDC information must be submitted as indicated below:

CMS-1500

Block No.
Description
Guidelines

24A

DOS

In the shaded area, enter the NDC qualifier of N4 and the 11-digit NDC number (number on package or container from which the medication was administered). Do not enter hyphens or spaces within this number. Example: N400409231231

24D

Procedures, services, or supplies

In the shaded area, enter a 1- through 12-digit NDC quantity of unit.

A decimal point must be used for fractions of a unit.

24G

Days or units

In the shaded area, enter the NDC unit of measurement code.


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