Does my plan cover a cranial prosthesis or medical-grade wig?
Ask whether the benefit is included under durable medical equipment, prosthetic benefits, or another category.
Coverage guidance
Insurance benefits for a medical-grade wig—often called a cranial prosthesis—can vary by plan. We help you understand practical questions to ask, so you can move forward with greater clarity.
Some health plans may offer benefits for cranial prosthetics when hair loss is related to a medical condition or treatment. Coverage, documentation requirements, allowable amounts, and reimbursement steps are determined by your insurer and individual plan.
We do not make coverage guarantees. Instead, we help you prepare for conversations with your insurer and identify the information that may be helpful when you are ready to ask about benefits.
Before your call
Ask whether the benefit is included under durable medical equipment, prosthetic benefits, or another category.
Confirm whether you need a prescription, diagnosis code, letter of medical necessity, or itemized receipt.
Find out whether approval is needed before you purchase or submit a claim.
Ask about in-network requirements, benefit limits, deductibles, copays, claim forms, and filing deadlines.
A thoughtful next step
During a private consultation, we can discuss your needs and help you identify questions to bring to your insurance provider. You remain in control of every decision.
Request a private consultation