Or. Admin. Code § 410-121-0150 - Billing Requirements
(1) All
340B covered entities that fill Medicaid patient prescriptions with drugs
purchased at the prices authorized under Section 340B of the Public Health
Service Act shall bill Medicaid at the actual acquisition cost, plus the
entity's assigned professional dispensing fee.
(2) Pharmacies that purchase drugs at Nominal
Price outside of 340B or the Federal Supply Schedule shall bill their actual
acquisition cost.
(3) With the
exception of Indian Health Service pharmacies and Tribal 638 pharmacies,
pharmacies who purchase drugs through the Federal Supply Schedule must bill
their actual acquisition cost. Refer to AI/AN rules OAR chapter 410, division
146 for billing rules for Indian Health Service pharmacies and Tribal 638
pharmacies.
(4) When billing the
Health Systems Division (Division) for drug products, the provider:
(a) May not bill in excess of the usual and
customary charge to the general public:
(A)
The sum of charges for both the product cost and dispensing fee may not exceed
a pharmacy's usual and customary charge for the same or similar
service;
(B) When billing the
Division for a prescription, the pharmacy shall bill the lowest amount accepted
from any member of the general public who participates in the pharmacy
provider's savings or discount program;
(b) Shall indicate the National Drug Code
(NDC) as it appears on the package from which the prescribed medications are
dispensed;
(c) Shall bill the
actual metric decimal quantity dispensed;
(d) Unless specifically provided by another
rule, when clients have other insurances, shall bill the other insurances as
primary and the Division as secondary;
(e) When clients have Medicare prescription
drug coverage, shall bill Medicare as primary and the Division as
secondary.
(5) When
submitting a paper claim, the provider shall furnish accurately all information
required on the 1.2 Universal Claims Form.
(6) The prescribing provider's National
Provider Identifier (NPI) is mandatory on all fee-for-service client drug
prescription claims. Claims shall deny for a missing or invalid prescriber NPI.
An exception to this includes but is not limited to a prescribing provider who
does not have an NPI for billing, but who prescribes fee-for-service
prescriptions for clients under Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs), prepaid
health plans (PHPs), long-term care, or other capitated contracts. This
provider is to be identified with the:
(a)
Non-billing NPI-assigned for prescription writing only;
(b) Clinic or facility NPI until an
individual NPI is obtained; or
(c)
Supervising physician's NPI when billing for prescriptions written by the
physician associate, physician students, physician interns, or medical
professionals who have prescription writing authority.
(7) Billing for Death With Dignity services:
(a) Claims for Death With Dignity services
may not be billed through the Point-of-Sale system;
(b) Services shall be billed directly to the
Division, even if the client is in a CCO or PHP;
(c) Prescriptions shall be billed on a 1.2
Universal Claims Form paper claim form using an NDC number. Claims shall be
submitted to the address indicated in the Division's Supplemental Information
for Pharmaceutical Services.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042 & 414.065
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 414.065
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.