New Tools Available! Biologic and Non-Biologic Injectable Medication Reference Charts

Ever wonder if you were billing the correct NDC for a Humira® prescription and had to spend precious time investigating? Or how about questioning if you were billing the correct package size for Gvoke® and had to consult multiple references just to try and figure out the answer? Perhaps you had audit on Ajovy® only to find your pharmacy facing recoupment because the auto-injector was billed but the script was written for the pre-filled syringe.

PAAS National® now has two new reference charts available to help you and your staff with billing these unique injectable products correctly. Check out the Biologic Injectable Medication Chart and Non-Biological Injectable Medication Chart under the Tools & Aids section of the PAAS Member Portal.

PAAS Tips:

  • Utilize the Biologic Injectable Medication Chart to:
    • Determine if there is an interchangeable biologic available in the marketplace
    • Cross reference the correct NDC for medications such as Humira® and Enbrel®
    • Review the available dosage forms for medications such as Simponi® and Emgality®
    • Verify the correct NCPDP billing unit for medications such as Cimzia® and Aimovig®
  • Utilize the Non-Biological Injectable Medication Chart to:
    • Review the available dosage forms for medications such as Abilify Maintena® and Gvoke®
    • Verify the correct NCPDP billing unit for medications such as Lovenox® and Xyosted®
    • Find USP guidance for the expiration date of multi-dose vials (not otherwise indicated by the manufacturer)
  • These injectable medications carry a high audit risk; billing the correct formulation, quantity, NDC and days’ supply is not only essential to receiving the appropriate payment at time of adjudication but also necessary to successfully pass an audit
  • Check out the Tools & Aids tab on the PAAS Member Portal for additional reference charts which have been skillfully and deliberately crafted to save pharmacy staff time and money; print these and post them near the pharmacy claims processing station for easy reference
Sara Hathaway, PharmD