JD Modifier
Skin substitute not used as a graft
HCPCS modifierJD
- Description
- Skin substitute not used as a graft
- Short description
- Skin sub not used as a graft
- Added
- January 1, 2009
- Last change
- January 1, 2009
What does the JD modifier mean?
The HCPCS Level II modifier JD means: “Skin substitute not used as a graft”. Append it to a HCPCS or CPT code on the claim line when the payer’s policy calls for it; placement and payment effects are defined by each payer.
Other J modifiers
- J1 – Competitive acquisition program no-pay submission for a prescription number
- J2 – Competitive acquisition program, restocking of emergency drugs after emergency administration
- J3 – Competitive acquisition program (cap), drug not available through cap as written, reimbursed under average sales price methodology
- J4 – Dmepos item subject to dmepos competitive bidding program that is furnished by a hospital upon discharge
- J5 – Off-the-shelf orthotic subject to dmepos competitive bidding program that is furnished as part of a physical therapist or occupational therapist professional service
- JA – Administered intravenously
- JB – Administered subcutaneously
- JC – Skin substitute used as a graft
- JE – Administered via dialysate
- JK – One month supply or less of drug or biological
- JL – Three month supply of drug or biological
- JW – Drug amount discarded/not administered to any patient
- JZ – Zero drug amount discarded/not administered to any patient