The phrase "are reimbursable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing expenses or costs that can be paid back or compensated.
Example: "All travel expenses incurred during the business trip are reimbursable according to company policy."
Alternatives: "can be reimbursed" or "eligible for reimbursement".
"Companies now need to figure out which things are reimbursable, and which are not," she said.
Some obesity treatments are now tax deductible as medical expenses, and some are reimbursable by health insurers.
Opiate prescriptions, on the other hand, are reimbursable, so they become the treatment of choice for the working poor and for those who are too disabled to work.
Agencies also help clients with their travel-management policies, establishing rules about who can fly first class, for example, or which expenses are reimbursable.
Strictly speaking, the Supreme Court's opinion addresses only whether such fees are reimbursable under Section 330, and the court did acknowledge that the traditional rule could be overridden by express statute or contract.
Similarly, Medicare pays for diabetes screening and treatment, but is silent on whether evidence-based behavioral and technology-enabled interventions intended to prevent disease are reimbursable.
* If you belong to a motor club (or have towing insurance or warranty coverage), know what is reimbursable.
Additional financing for Medicare must be made available for rural patients; telehealth services, in which patients are monitored remotely, should be reimbursable by Medicaid and Medicare.
Of that, $150,000 is reimbursable through her pest-control company, which they are suing for misdiagnosing the problem and for improper repairs.
The Defense Department spent an estimated $100 million for airline tickets that were not used over a six-year period and failed to seek refunds even though the tickets were reimbursable, congressional investigators say.
Units there range in price from $100,000 to $660,000, of which 50percentt is reimbursable to residents who move or to their heirs, and the life care fee is $60,000 a person, she said.
