CO 307 denial code

Claim adjustment reason code 307. Often reported as CO 307.

Medicare maximum fair price refund

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What 307 means

This marks a Medicare drug claim adjustment for the standard default refund under the Medicare maximum fair price program.

This is a recent code for the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program, which sets a maximum fair price for selected drugs. The adjustment relates to the standard default refund amount that applies when a provider or pharmacy dispenses one of those drugs.

It is used only for that program and must come with at least one remark code. Because the program is new, rely on the remark codes and program guidance rather than assumptions.

Group codes seen with 307

On a remittance, 307 comes after a group code. These are the ones it is most often reported with:

The payer chooses the group code for each adjustment, so the same reason code can appear with another group code on your remittance. Read the two together. More about group codes.

Common causes

What to do next

  1. Read the remark codes on the line for details of the refund.
  2. Reconcile the amount with program refund records for that drug.
  3. Check current program guidance if the amount does not match what you expected.

Related codes

Source

Official wording: X12 Claim Adjustment Reason Codes list. The explanation on this page is our own plain-English wording, not the X12 text.

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