COT.003.184

Definition	The maximum allowable quantity of a service that may be rendered per date of service or per month. For use with CLAIMOT and CLAIMRX claims. For CLAIMIP and CLAIMOT claims/encounter records, use the Revenue center -quantity Allowed field. NOTE: One prescription for 100 250 milligram tablets results in Prescription Quantity allowed=100. This field is only applicable when the service being billed can be quantified in discrete units, e.g., a number of visits or the number of units of a prescription/refill that were filled. For prescriptions/refills, use the Medicaid Drug Rebate definition of a unit, which is the smallest unit by which the drug is normally measured; e.g. tablet, capsule, milliliter, etc. For drugs not identifiable or dispensed by a normal unit, e.g. powder filled vials, use 1 as the number of units. The value in Prescription Quantity allowed must correspond with the value in Unit of measure.
Size	S9(8)V999
FLF Start Position	311
FLF Stop Position	321
Segment Key Field Identifier	Not Applicable
Coding Requirements	1. Value may include up to 8 digits to the left of the decimal point, and 3 digits to the right e.g. 12345678.999 2. Conditional

RULE ID	RULE Definition
RULE-6183	If a claim is a non-denied claim from an OT file, then the claim service quantity allowed value reported must be a valid dollar amount that matches the specified T-MSIS picture format: S9(8)V999.

Published Date	Data Guide Version	Data Element	Action	Field	Before	After
09/07/2023	3.12.0	COT.003.184	UPDATE	Definition	The maximum allowable quantity of a service that may be rendered per date of service or per month. For use with CLAIMOT and CLAIMRX claims. For CLAIMIP and CLAIMOT claims/encounter records, use the Revenue center -quantity Allowed field. NOTE: One prescription for 100 250 milligram tablets results in Prescription Quantity allowed=100.This field is only applicable when the service being billed can be quantified in discrete units, e.g., a number of visits or the number of units of a prescription/refill that were filled. For prescriptions/refills, use the Medicaid Drug Rebate definition of a unit, which is the smallest unit by which the drug is normally measured; e.g. tablet, capsule, milliliter, etc. For drugs not identifiable or dispensed by a normal unit, e.g. powder filled vials, use 1 as the number of units. The value in Prescription Quantity allowed must correspond with the value in Unit of measure.	The maximum allowable quantity of a service that may be rendered per date of service or per month. For use with CLAIMOT and CLAIMRX claims. For CLAIMIP and CLAIMOT claims/encounter records, use the Revenue center -quantity Allowed field. NOTE: One prescription for 100 250 milligram tablets results in Prescription Quantity allowed=100. This field is only applicable when the service being billed can be quantified in discrete units, e.g., a number of visits or the number of units of a prescription/refill that were filled. For prescriptions/refills, use the Medicaid Drug Rebate definition of a unit, which is the smallest unit by which the drug is normally measured; e.g. tablet, capsule, milliliter, etc. For drugs not identifiable or dispensed by a normal unit, e.g. powder filled vials, use 1 as the number of units. The value in Prescription Quantity allowed must correspond with the value in Unit of measure.
09/07/2023	3.12.0	COT.003.184	UPDATE	Definition	The maximum allowable quantity of a service that may be rendered per date of service or per month. For use with CLAIMOT and CLAIMRX claims. For CLAIMIP and CLAIMOT claims/encounter records, use theRevenue center -quantity Allowedfield. NOTE: One prescription for 100 250 milligram tablets results inPrescription Quantity allowed=100.This field is only applicable when the service being billed can be quantified in discrete units, e.g., a number of visits or the number of units of a prescription/refill that were filled. For prescriptions/refills, use the Medicaid Drug Rebate definition of a unit, which is the smallest unit by which the drug is normally measured; e.g. tablet, capsule, milliliter, etc. For drugs not identifiable or dispensed by a normal unit, e.g. powder filled vials, use 1 as the number of units. The value inPrescription Quantity allowedmust correspond with the value in Unit of measure.	The maximum allowable quantity of a service that may be rendered per date of service or per month. For use with CLAIMOT and CLAIMRX claims. For CLAIMIP and CLAIMOT claims/encounter records, use the Revenue center -quantity Allowed field. NOTE: One prescription for 100 250 milligram tablets results in Prescription Quantity allowed=100.This field is only applicable when the service being billed can be quantified in discrete units, e.g., a number of visits or the number of units of a prescription/refill that were filled. For prescriptions/refills, use the Medicaid Drug Rebate definition of a unit, which is the smallest unit by which the drug is normally measured; e.g. tablet, capsule, milliliter, etc. For drugs not identifiable or dispensed by a normal unit, e.g. powder filled vials, use 1 as the number of units. The value in Prescription Quantity allowed must correspond with the value in Unit of measure.
06/24/2022	3.0.0	COT184	UPDATE	Data Dictionary	\|DE NO\| DATA ELEMENT NAME\|DEFINITION\|CODING REQUIREMENT COT184\|OT-RX-CLAIM-QUANTITY-ALLOWED\|The maximum allowable quantity of a drug or service that may be dispensed per prescription per date of service or per month. Quantity limits are applied to medications when the majority of appropriate clinical utilizations will be addressed within the quantity allowed.\|For use with CLAIMOT and CLAIMRX claims. For CLAIMIP and CLAIMOT claims/encounter records, use the IP-LT-QUANTITY-OF-SERVICE field. NOTE: One prescription for 100 250 milligram tablets results in OT-RX-CLAIM-QUANTITY-ALLOWED =100.This field is only applicable when the service being billed can be quantified in discrete units, e.g., a number of visits or the number of units of a prescription/refill that were filled. For prescriptions/refills, use the Medicaid Drug Rebate definition of a unit, which is the smallest unit by which the drug is normally measured; e.g. tablet, capsule, milliliter, etc. For drugs not identifiable or dispensed by a normal unit, e.g. powder filled vials, use 1 as the number of units.The value in OT-RX-CLAIM-QUANTITY-ALLOWED must correspond with the value in UNIT-OF-MEASURE.	\|DE NO\| DATA ELEMENT NAME\|DEFINITION\|CODING REQUIREMENT COT184\|SERVICE-QUANTITY-ALLOWED\|The maximum allowable quantity of a service that may be rendered per date of service or per month.\|For use with CLAIMOT and CLAIMRX claims. For CLAIMIP and CLAIMOT claims/encounter records, use the IP-LT-QUANTITY-OF-SERVICE field. NOTE: One prescription for 100 250 milligram tablets results in OT-RX-CLAIM-QUANTITY-ALLOWED =100.This field is only applicable when the service being billed can be quantified in discrete units, e.g., a number of visits or the number of units of a prescription/refill that were filled. For prescriptions/refills, use the Medicaid Drug Rebate definition of a unit, which is the smallest unit by which the drug is normally measured; e.g. tablet, capsule, milliliter, etc. For drugs not identifiable or dispensed by a normal unit, e.g. powder filled vials, use 1 as the number of units.The value in OT-RX-CLAIM-QUANTITY-ALLOWED must correspond with the value in UNIT-OF-MEASURE.
06/24/2022	3.0.0	COT184	Rename DE	Data Dictionary - Record Layout	DE No\|Data Element Name COT184\|OT-RX-CLAIM-QUANTITY-ACTUAL	DE No\|Data Element Name COT184\|SERVICE-QUANTITY-ALLOWED
06/24/2022	3.0.0	COT184	Modify DE Width	Data Dictionary - Record Layout	SIZE S9(6)V999	SIZE S9(8)V999

SERVICE-QUANTITY-ALLOWED