More plans help than you'd think. Most women just never ask.
Insurers don't call it a wig. They call it a cranial prosthesis — We handle the insurance paperwork from start to finish, so it's never yours to chase down. We can never guarantee what your plan will cover — no one outside your insurer can — but we'll always tell you up front what to expect, so there are no surprises and nothing is left on the table.
How it actually
No jargon. Here's what matters, in plain terms.
Ask your doctor for a prescription that says cranial prosthesis — not "wig." Those two words are what insurers, FSAs, and HSAs recognize.
The reason for the hair loss — chemotherapy, alopecia, and other medical causes — and the terms of your specific plan. Coverage and amounts vary from one plan to the next.
A medical wig is usually an eligible expense, so pre‑tax FSA or HSA dollars can often go toward it. Keep your prescription and itemized receipt together.
Almost nothing on your end. You bring your plan details and a prescription for a cranial prosthesis — we prepare the documentation and the right codes, and handle the rest.
What we
The part we can promise.
We handle the insurance paperwork from start to finish, so it's never yours to chase down. We can never guarantee what your plan will cover — no one outside your insurer can — but we'll always tell you up front what to expect, so there are no surprises and nothing is left on the table.
