The phrase "about reimbursements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to the process or policies of reimbursing expenses.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the new guidelines about reimbursements for travel expenses."
Alternatives: "regarding reimbursements" or "concerning reimbursements".
"There have been some issues about reimbursements for one facility housing people from another facility after Irene," Dr. Farley acknowledged.
The state has long owed the city more than $400 million in a complicated fight about reimbursements.
Logistics can be challenging, and insurance companies have been leery about reimbursements for care overseas: they already get big discounts with U.S. hospitals, and they risk a public-relations disaster anytime something goes wrong abroad.
It's that point about reimbursements where things get a bit murky Sanders's plan would save a lot of money by paying Medicare rates to hospitals and doctors, and those rates, Blahous writes, "are projected to be roughly 40percentt lower than those paid by private insurers during the first 10 years of M4A's proposed implementation".
For years, doctors have expressed frustration with Medicare, grumbling about reimbursement and complex federal regulations.
"Had this been a murder case, I doubt that the judge would have talked about reimbursement for the defendant.
John M. McDonald, a G.M. spokesman, also said that dealers need not be concerned about reimbursement from the company for repairs, even in the event of a bankruptcy filing.
Author hurries to airport, anxious to avoid his host, a Harvard man, who certainly will want to know how about reimbursement of the $25 deposit fee sent to Eastchester College.
Some of the documents provide insight into the mundane workings of a bureaucracy — tedious correspondence about reimbursement for stationery, references to insurance benefits for E.
Some of the documents provide insight into the mundane workings of a bureaucracy — tedious correspondence about reimbursement for stationery and postage, references to insurance benefits for E.
Pay-for-performance pricing could make it easier for patients and their doctors to try expensive treatments without busting the bank or forcing insurers to make all-or-nothing decisions about reimbursement.
