Sentence examples for reimbursed under from inspiring English sources

The $3 million was classified as a fine by the S.E.C. and cannot be reimbursed under its rules.

Those doctors, in turn, would be paid for more services than are currently reimbursed under typical health plan payments for office visits.

Managing the care of patients who may be on several medications at once, for example, often eats up more clinical and administrative time, too much of it not reimbursed under managed-care contracts.

Fortunately, pharmacies can bill Medicare directly, under Part D, whereas physicians are reimbursed under Part B and therefore may require patients to pay for the vaccine themselves, then file for reimbursement.

Philippe Reines, a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton, said she has since whittled it to $7.6 million, not including the $13.2 million she loaned her campaign out of her own pocket, which officials have said she does not expect to be repaid; the time period for which she needed to be reimbursed under campaign finance laws has now passed.

The Perry campaign's new filing and the change in how it accounts for private jet use were spurred by articles in The New York Times last month that raised questions about whether the campaign repaid Mr. Pardo and other aircraft owners only a fraction of what they were supposed to be reimbursed under federal election rules.

He is also proposing changes to Medicaid formulas and a tax on nursing home receipts that he contends the federal government will reimburse under Medicaid.

"We acted quickly to ensure site repairs could be started and that the insured were reimbursed properly under the policy we were providing to them," he said.

"We know we are going to be reimbursed less," under Medicaid, Sheil said.

However, in the individual EU Member States the availability of these treatments varies from over 90% being reimbursed to under 30% (Le Cam, 2011).

Healthcare provider awareness and engagement will be accelerated by the availability of instruments for assessing falls risk, such as the CDC's STEADI toolkit (http://www.cdc.gov/STEADI) and reimbursement for falls risk assessment as part of the annual wellness visit reimbursed by Medicare under the Affordable Care Act.