The Alaska Order for Reimbursement of Health Care Expenses is a court order issued by the Alaska Superior Court which allows for the reimbursement of medical expenses incurred by an injured party. The order requires the responsible party to pay back the injured party for medical expenses they have incurred as a direct result of the injury. It is used as an alternative to traditional civil litigation to protect the injured party’s rights. There are two types of Alaska Orders for Reimbursement of Health Care Expenses. The first is an ex parte order which is issued without notice to the responsible party. The second is a full hearing order which is issued following notice to the responsible party and a hearing. The Order covers all reasonable and necessary medical expenses related to the injury, including hospital bills, doctor’s fees, medication, and other related expenses. The Order can also cover lost wages and other financial losses associated with the injury. The Order may also include an award of attorney’s fees to the injured party. The Order is binding and enforceable in Alaska courts and can be used to collect unpaid medical expenses. It is also enforceable in other states through the Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act.