Assign the Provider's NADEAN

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Require a NADEAN for a Diagnosis Code

To comply with the Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 statute, certain ICD-CM codes are already designated by default as being related to opioid dependence or addiction treatment diagnosis. When marked as such, any medications prescribed in association with the ICD-CM code will require a provider’s Narcotics Addiction Drug Enforcement Administration Number (NADEAN). Open File Maintenance Select EHR > ICD CM Codes. The ICD CM Code Search window opens. Search for the code, and then select OK. The Modify ICD Code Information window opens. Select NADEAN Required. For more information about the ICD CM Codes master file, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community and download the latest File Maintenance Master Files Guide for NextGen Enterprise. Parent topic: Narcotics Addiction DEA Number

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Require a NADEAN for a Medication

To comply with Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 statute, you can identify the FDA-approved medications that require a provider’s Narcotics Addiction Drug Enforcement Administration Number (NADEAN) before they can be prescribed for the treatment of opioid dependence. The identification must be implemented at the drug classification level where both Generic Buprenorphine (single) and Buprenorphine+Naloxone (combination) medications are covered. The buprenorphine-containing brands like Suboxone®, Zubsolv®, and Bunavail® should also have this identification. In File Maintenance, open the Medications master files. In the Medication Tasks window, select Medications, and then select Run. Search for the medication. In medication details, select NADEAN Required. For more information about the fields on Medication Tasks window, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community and download the latest File Maintenance Master Files Guide for NextGen® Enterprise. Parent topic: Narcotics Addiction DEA

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Assign the Provider's NADEAN

To comply with the Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 statute, the provider's Narcotics Addiction Drug Enforcement Administration Number (NADEA number) is sent with the prescription when the provider prescribes narcotics for the treatment of opioid addiction or dependency. In File Maintenance, open the Providers master file. On the Practice tab, in the NADEAN Number field, enter the number. Note: The number must begin with the letter X. Parent topic: Narcotics Addiction DEA Number

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Narcotics Addiction DEA Number

The Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 (DATA 2000) permits qualified physicians to obtain waivers that expand the settings in which they can prescribe certain medications containing buprenorphine, which treat opioid addiction and dependence. Instead of being limited to only opioid treatment program settings, qualified physicians would be able to prescribe FDA-approved schedule III, IV, and V narcotics in any practice settings (for example, in an office, community hospital, or health department). Each of these physicians is allotted a unique Narcotics Addiction Drug Enforcement Administration Number (NADEAN) waiver identification number. It is also known as the "X" DEA number. To require the NADEAN for applicable prescriptions, you can perform the setup listed below. Then, the number will be sent when a prescriber chooses an opioid treatment medication to comply with the DATA 2000 statue. You can enter the NADEAN for applicable providers. You can denote relevant medications as requiri

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Narcotics Addiction DEA Number

The Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 (DATA 2000) permits qualified physicians to obtain waivers that expand the settings in which they can prescribe certain medications containing buprenorphine, which treat opioid addiction and dependence. Instead of being limited to only opioid treatment program settings, qualified physicians would be able to prescribe FDA-approved schedule III, IV, and V narcotics in any practice settings (for example, in an office, community hospital, or health department). Each of these physicians is allotted a unique Narcotics Addiction Drug Enforcement Administration Number (NADEAN) waiver identification number. It is also known as the "X" DEA number. To require the NADEAN for applicable prescriptions, you can perform the setup listed below. Then, the number will be sent when a prescriber chooses an opioid treatment medication to comply with the DATA 2000 statue. You can enter the NADEAN for applicable providers. You can denote relevant medications as requiri

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Require a NADEAN for a Medication

To comply with Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 statute, you can identify the FDA-approved medications that require a provider’s Narcotics Addiction Drug Enforcement Administration Number (NADEAN) before they can be prescribed for the treatment of opioid dependence. The identification must be implemented at the drug classification level where both Generic Buprenorphine (single) and Buprenorphine+Naloxone (combination) medications are covered. The buprenorphine-containing brands like Suboxone®, Zubsolv®, and Bunavail® should also have this identification. In File Maintenance, open the Medications master files. In the Medication Tasks window, select Medications, and then select Run. Search for the medication. In medication details, select NADEAN Required. For more information about the fields on Medication Tasks window, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community and download the latest File Maintenance Master Files Guide for NextGen® Enterprise. Parent topic: Narcotics Addiction DEA

Assign the Provider's NADEAN

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