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Pharmacy Invoice Form. This is a West Virginia form and can be use in Workers Comp.
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BI-401
01/06
Pharmacy Invoice
PLEASE CHECK THE APPROPRIATE BOX:
BrickStreet Mutual Insurance
P.O. Box 3151, Charleston, WV 25332
Coal Workers’ Pneumoconiosis Fund
P.O. Box 564, Charleston, WV 25322
1. Claimant’s Name (Last, First and Middle)
2. Claimant’s Address (Street or P.O. Box, City, State, Zip)
3. Employer’s Business Name
4. Employer’s Mailing Address
5. Claimant’s Social Security Number
6. Date of Injury
7. Claim Number
8. Name of Pharmacy
9. NABP No.
10. Check here if payment is to be made to
claimant
11. Date Written
12. Date Filled
13. Prescribing Physician
15. Prescription No.
16. Billing Unit (please check one)
Each
ML
GM
17. National Drug Code (11 digits)
18. Drug Name
19 . Generic
20. Drug Quantity
22. Refill
Yes
No
Yes
23. Amount Paid
21. Est. Days Supply
24. Brand Name Justification (DAW Code from Pharmacist)
26. Claimant’s Signature
25. Pharmacy Phone Number (include area code)
PRESCRIPTION DETAIL
No
14. Prescribing Physician’s DEA No.
27. Pharmacist’s Signature
Date
Date
11A. Date Written
12 A. Date Filled
13A. Prescribing Physician
15A. Prescription No.
16 A. Billing Unit (please check one)
Each
ML
GM
17A. National Drug Code (11 digits)
18A. Drug Name
19 A. Generic
20A. Drug Quantity
22A. Refill
Yes
No
Yes
23 A. Amount Paid
25A. Pharmacy Phone Number (include area code)
No
14A. Prescribing Physician’s DEA No.
21A. Est. Days Supply
24A. Brand Name Justification (DAW Code from Pharmacist)
26A. Claimant’s Signature
27A. Pharmacist’s Signature
Date
Date
As provided by statues, this is to certify that the medication(s) was provided as outlined above and that no other or
additional charge for such medication(s) has been or will be made against any person, firm or corporation.
28. Remarks
29 . Provider Name and Address
MUST HAVE RECEIPTS ATTACHED
ALL PHARMACY INVOICES SHOULD BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF SERVICE
BRICKSTREET INSURANCE DOES NOT REIMBURSE INSURANCE CO-PAYMENTS
BrickStreet Mutual Insurance
Charleston, WV
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING PHARMACY INVOICE
BI-401
1.
CLAIMANT NAME: Enter the full name, last name, first name, and middle initial, with the spelling exactly as it appears on your compensability approval letter or social
security card.
2.
CLAIMANT ADDRESS: Enter your full mailing address including street number, post office box or rural route number, city, state and zip code.
3.
EMPLOYER BUSINESS NAME: Enter the name of the employer for which you were working on the date of injury or date of last exposure. (“Last exposure” applies
only to those claimants suffering from an occupational disease.)
4.
EMPLOYER MAILING ADDRESS: Enter the full address for the employer listed in Item 3.
5.
CLAIMANT SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: Enter social security number.
6.
DATE OF INJURY: Enter the official date of injury or last exposure as listed on the compensability approval letter.
7.
CLAIM NUMBER: Enter the claim number assigned by BrickStreet to the injury claim. This number is found on the compensability approval letter or claimant ID card.
8.
NAME OF PHARMACY: Enter the name of the pharmacy that is dispensing the medication.
9.
NABP NUMBER: Enter the National Association Boards of Pharmacy number.
10.
CHECK HERE IF PAYMENT IS TO BE MADE TO CLAIMANT : (This block is to be used only by the claimant filing for reimbursement for services for which the
claimant has already paid.)
11.
DATE WRITTEN: Enter the date the prescription was written by the physician.
12.
DATE FILLED: Enter the date the prescription was filled.
13.
PRESCRIBING PHYSICIAN’S NAME: Enter the prescribing physician’s name. This physician should normally be the ‘treating physician of record’ on file at Brickstreet
Insurance.
14.
PRESCRIBING PHYSICIAN’S DEA NUMBER: Enter the DEA number for the prescribing physician.
15.
PRESCRIPTION NUMBER: Enter the prescription number assigned by the pharmacy.
16.
BILLING UNIT (PLEASE CHECK ONE): Each (number of tablets), ML (milliliters) or GM (gram).
17.
NATIONAL DRUG CODE: Enter the 11-digit drug code for the prescription being billed. Add leading zeros to any National Drug Code with less than 11 digits. If a
compound drug or preparation, write ‘COMPOUND RX’ in this field.
18.
DRUG NAME: Enter the generic description or the brand name for the drug prescribed.
19.
GENERIC: Check yes or no.
20.
DRUG QUANTITY: Enter the number of tablets, vials, grams or milliliters supplied the claimant.
21.
ESTIMATED DAYS SUPPLY: Estimate the number of days the quantity listed in Item 20 should last.
22.
REFILL: Check yes or no. Check yes if refill is a standing prescription. Check no if dispensed in response to a new prescription.
23.
AMOUNT PAID: Enter the charge for the drug being submitted. Include the average wholesale price for the ingredient(s) plus your usual and customary dispensing
fee.
24.
BRAND NAME JUSTIFICATION (DAW Code from Pharmacist): Enter the DAW code from pharmacist.
Accepted DAW codes:
DAW codes 0, 1, 2, 4, and 5 are the only DAW codes accepted. If the pharmacy is dispensing a brand product with a generic equivalent, BrickStreet
Insurance requires that the pharmacy provide an explanation by submitting the appropriate “Dispense as written (DAW) code”.
DAW Code 0 - No product selection indicated.
DAW Code 1- The Physician specified the brand as “medically necessary” on the face of the prescription.
DAW Code 2 – The patient is requesting the brand drug. DAW 2 invoices will be reimbursed at the generic rate, but claimants are required to pay the
cost difference between the brand and generic.
DAW Code 4 – Pharmacist normally stocks the generic equivalent, but is temporarily out-of- stock.
DAW Code 5 – Pharmacist is dispensing the brand as an in-house generic.
(Note: Pharmacy will be paid at the generic rate.)
25.
PHARMACY PHONE NUMBER (include area code): Enter telephone number of pharmacy.
26.
CLAIMANT’S SIGNATURE: Claimant must sign and fill in the date the medication was received.
27.
PHARMACIST’S SIGNATURE: Pharmacist must sign and date the invoice. Signature stamps are acceptable.
28.
REMARKS: Explain any unusual charges such as compound prescriptions.
29.
PROVIDER NAME AND ADDRESS: Enter the name and address which corresponds to the provider number listed in Item 9.
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