The phrase "reimbursable from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that can be recompensed, such as an expense, or when referring to an entity from whom reimbursement is possible. For example, "My travel expenses are reimbursable from the company."
In a report last year, the American Medical Association said, "No bright line separates special services and amenities from reimbursable medical services".
It is "an individual entitlement — the right to receive reimbursable medical services from any qualified provider," she wrote.
Oxygen device was reimbursable for 49% of the CH population.
Sumatriptan s.c. was reimbursable for 66% and accessible without restrictions for 45% of the CH population.
Zolmitriptan spray was reimbursable for 23.7% and accessible without restrictions for 30.9% of the CH population.
Gait analysis is now recognized as clinically useful and financially reimbursable for some medical conditions.
Bariatric surgery is effective treatment for severe obesity, and I have long advocated strenuously that it should be available, and reimbursable, for all who truly need it.
The lessons will be based on Common Threads' proven in-school nutrition program and include a "classroom cooking" portion that gives students a hands-on opportunity to put together a healthy snack using food from the Federally Reimbursable Snack Program.
Ends Medicaid provisions that prevents people with mental illness from receiving Medicaid reimbursable mental health services and primary care services within the same day and limits the ability of Medicaid programs to restrict access to medications that treat major mental illnesses like schizophrenia.
Medical decisions that deviate from the normally reimbursable orders or treatments can result in referral to the health insurance review and assessment service, which will often levy an enormous fine against the physician and request that the bill be returned to the patient.
