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Lanoxin is billed under HCPCS J1160 — Injection, digoxin, up to 0.5 mg. One billing unit is 0.5 mg. CMS's crosswalk lists 4 Lanoxin NDCs under this code.

J1160 code details

Reference

J1160
Injection, digoxin, up to 0.5 mgBilling unit: 0.5 mg
Labelers
Covis Pharma US, Inc

Medicare Part B payment limit

CMS ASP file
Payment limit per unit$3.809
Per0.5 mg
Coinsurance20%

Effective October 1, 2026 through December 31, 2026. Payment allowance limits subject to the ASP methodology are based on 2Q26 ASP data. A payment limit is not a coverage decision; the Medicare contractor decides coverage. CMS ASP pricing files

Lanoxin units and claim line

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Lanoxin NDCs and billing units

From CMS’s ASP NDC–HCPCS crosswalk, effective October 1, 2026 through December 31, 2026. Billing units per package are CMS’s figures for the code’s unit.

Lanoxin NDCs in the CMS ASP crosswalk
NDC (11-digit)HCPCSLabelerPackageBilling units per package
70515-0260-10J1160Covis Pharma US, Inc10 × 210
70515-0261-10J1160Covis Pharma US, Inc10 × 210
70515-0262-10J1160Covis Pharma US, Inc10 × 12
70515-0263-10J1160Covis Pharma US, Inc10 × 12

Lanoxin: common questions

What is the J-code for Lanoxin?
Lanoxin is billed under HCPCS J1160 — Injection, digoxin, up to 0.5 mg. One billing unit is 0.5 mg. CMS's crosswalk lists 4 Lanoxin NDCs under this code.
How many J1160 billing units are in a package of Lanoxin?
CMS lists 2 to 10 billing units per package, depending on the NDC, where one unit is 0.5 mg. Units to report are based on the dose given, not the package.
Is J1160 a CPT code?
No. J1160 is a HCPCS Level II code from CMS for the drug itself. Giving it, for example by injection or infusion, is usually reported with a separate CPT administration code.

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