Compiled from public FDA, CMS, DailyMed, NADAC, and related drug data sources. Editorial policy
📋 J3430 summary
J3430 is a HCPCS Level II J-code used to bill phytonadione (vitamin k), per 1 mg, billed per 1 MG. The number of billing units to report depends on the dose administered and the NDC/package billed — use the calculator below.
⚠ An NDC↔HCPCS crosswalk and a published payment limit do not guarantee payer coverage or payment. Always verify the current payer policy and claim format before billing.
🗂️ Key billing facts
HCPCS codeJ3430
DescriptorInjection, phytonadione (vitamin k), per 1 mg
Billing unit1 MG
Payment limit / unit$3.253
Est. ASP / unit$3.069 est.
Mapped NDCs17
Data periodQ3 2026
Last updated2026-08-20
💊 About Phytonadione DRUG GUIDE
Phytonadione treats bleeding disorders caused by vitamin K deficiency or by drugs that interfere with how vitamin K works.
This includes low clotting-factor levels caused by blood thinners like warfarin (coumarin-type anticoagulants), certain antibiotics, and other drugs such as salicylates.It also treats hypoprothrombinemia (low prothrombin, a clotting protein) that results from conditions limiting vitamin K absorption — such as obstructive jaundice, ulcerative colitis, celiac disease, Crohn's disease (regional enteritis), intestinal resection, cystic fibrosis, or biliary fistula.
The injectable forms are additionally approved for preventing and treating vitamin K-deficiency bleeding in newborns.
The oral tablet (Mephyton and Phytonadione tablets) is approved for adults only.
📅 Payment limits effective Q3 2026 — from the CMS Medicare Part B Payment Limit File (revised quarterly).
Medicare payment limit / unit
$3.253
Est. ASP / unit
$3.069 est.
Est. after 2% sequester
$3.188
HCPCS dosage
1 MG
The CMS payment limit is the Medicare Part B drug allowance (ASP + 6%, statutory). After the 2% federal sequester the effective payment is ≈ ASP + 4.3%; estimated ASP = payment limit ÷ 1.06. Source: CMS Medicare Part B Payment Limit File (quarterly), Q3 2026.
Full HCPCS code details (official CMS record)
Long descriptionInjection, phytonadione (vitamin k), per 1 mg
CoverageD — Special coverage instructions apply
Pricing indicator51 — Drug — priced under the ASP methodology
Type of service1 — Medical care
BETOS-2O1E
ASC payment group—
Action codeN — No maintenance this year
Effective date1997-01-01
Date added1982-01-01
Source: CMS HCPCS Level II code file (imported via admin).
🧮 Dosing & billing-units calculator HCPCS UNITS
One billing unit of J3430 = 1 mg. Enter a regimen to convert dose → billing units and project a full course.
Billing units = dose ÷ HCPCS unit size. Most payers require whole units — round per the payer's policy. “Est. Medicare pay” uses the current payment limit. For single-dose vials, drug discarded after administration may be separately billable with modifier JW (JZ when none is discarded) where allowed. Always verify payer-specific rounding before billing.
🔁 NDCs that bill under J3430 WITH EST. MEDICARE PAY
17 NDCs map to J3430. Bill units = how many HCPCS units one package represents. Est. pay / pkg = payment limit ($3.253/unit) × that package's bill units.
NDC→HCPCS mappings come from the CMS ASP NDC-HCPCS crosswalk; additional DME MAC / DMEPOS mappings come from PDAC and are labeled separately. NADAC from CMS (weekly). “Status” reflects the product's marketing / obsolete flag in the NDC directory. Presence or absence here does not determine Medicare coverage. Linked NDCs open the full product page.
📊 Medicare utilization & spend CMS · PART B · 2026 (Q1)
Period
Total Part B spend
$874.12
Claims
39
Beneficiaries
21
Spend / beneficiary
$41.62
Spend / claim
$22.41
Trend by period
Where J3430 ranks among Part B drugs · 2026 (Q1) · neighbors ±5
Top Medicare Part B drugs by the selected metric. Click any drug to open its J-code page. Source: CMS Medicare Quarterly Part B Spending by Drug.
Full breakdown by period (2)
Period
Total spend
Beneficiaries
Claims
$/beneficiary
$/claim
2026 (Q1)
$874.12
21
39
$41.62
$22.41
2025 (Q1-Q4)
$5.8K
166
335
$34.77
$17.23
Provider-administered (Part B) spend, calculated for the whole HCPCS code (CMS does not publish Medicare spend per individual NDC). Self-administered use is covered under Part D instead. A blank patient count means fewer than 11 people — CMS hides counts that small to protect privacy. Source: CMS Medicare Quarterly Part B Spending by Drug (data.cms.gov), updated quarterly.
📈 Medicare Part B claims detail CMS PSPS · 2024
Calendar-year 2024 Medicare Part B fee-for-service activity for this HCPCS code, summed across all carriers, localities and specialties (CMS Physician/Supplier Procedure Summary). A “service” is one billed line/unit — not one claim — so counts run higher than claim counts.
Allowed charges
$4.5K
Medicare paid
$4K
Submitted services
3,864
Denial rate
53.2%
Allowed / service
$2.49
Submitted charges
$37K
Source: CMS Physician/Supplier Procedure Summary (PSPS), CY2024 — Medicare Part B carrier + DME fee-for-service claims (excludes Medicare Advantage). Figures are for the whole HCPCS code, which may cover uses beyond this drug. ⚠ CMS hides any figure covering fewer than 11 patients (a privacy rule), so totals — especially denials and low-volume codes — run a little low.
🗃️ Data sources & freshness
Every figure on this page is computed from public datasets. Here's what each section draws on and how current it is.
HCPCS code & descriptor
CMS HCPCS Level II code file
Loaded
Payment limit & billing unit
CMS Medicare Part B ASP Pricing File (quarterly)
Q3 2026 · as of 2026-08-20
NDC ↔ HCPCS crosswalk
CMS ASP NDC-HCPCS crosswalk + DMEPDAC (PDAC)
17 NDCs mapped
NADAC acquisition cost
CMS National Average Drug Acquisition Cost (weekly)
Not available for mapped NDCs
Utilization & spend
CMS Part B Spending by Drug · PSPS · Physician & Other Practitioners
Latest data year 2026
Figures are estimates for reference and may lag the source files. Always verify against the current CMS files and your payer's policy before submitting claims.
⚠️ Practical billing caveats
A crosswalk is not coverage. An NDC mapping or a published payment limit does not guarantee a payer will cover or pay this code. Check the specific plan's policy.
Units ≠ milligrams. Bill the number of HCPCS units (dose ÷ the code's unit size), not the milligram dose. Use the calculator above.
Discarded drug. For single-dose vials, drug discarded after administration may be separately billable with modifier JW (and JZ when nothing is discarded) where the payer allows.
Rounding & partial units. Many payers require whole units; round per the payer's policy, not automatically up.
The code can cover more than this drug. Some HCPCS codes span multiple products or strengths — confirm the exact code for the product administered.
Figures lag. ASP limits change quarterly and utilization data are released with a delay. Verify against the current CMS files before billing.
❓ J3430 billing FAQ
What is HCPCS code J3430?
J3430 is a HCPCS Level II J-code used to bill Injection, phytonadione (vitamin k), per 1 mg under Medicare Part B and most medical (not pharmacy) benefits.
What is the billing unit for J3430?
One unit of J3430 represents 1 MG. Report the number of units equal to the dose administered divided by 1 MG.
How many units of J3430 should I bill?
Divide the dose administered by the code's unit size (1 MG) to get the number of billing units, then round per your payer's policy. The calculator on this page converts a dose into billing units and projects a full course.
How much does Medicare pay for J3430?
The Medicare Part B payment limit is $3.253 per unit (Q3 2026), based on ASP + 6%. After the 2% sequester the effective payment is about $3.188 per unit. Payment limits are revised quarterly.
Which NDCs bill under J3430?
17 NDCs currently map to J3430 in the CMS ASP NDC-HCPCS crosswalk. See the NDC crosswalk table above for each product, package, billing units and estimated reimbursement.
Does a crosswalk mean J3430 is covered?
No. An NDC-to-HCPCS crosswalk and a published payment limit do not guarantee coverage or payment. Coverage depends on the payer, the diagnosis and the site of care — always verify the current policy before billing.
For professional billing reference only — verify against the current CMS files before submitting claims.