
The good news is that many insurance companies offer coverage for medical wigs, also known as cranial prostheses. Typically, a doctor's recommendation certifying your hair loss is medically related is needed to qualify.
Discuss your hair loss concerns with your doctor and schedule an appointment to explore your options.
During your appointment, openly discuss your desire to explore medical wigs as a hair replacement solution. Be clear about your reasons for wanting a wig, mentioning it's for managing hair loss due to a medical condition.
Your doctor will likely evaluate your hair loss and determine if it's medically related. This might involve examining your scalp or reviewing your medical history.
If your doctor deems you a good candidate for a medical wig, they will provide you with a prescription. The prescription will typically specify "cranial prosthesis" or "medical hair prosthesis" to indicate it's for a medical wig, not a cosmetic one. The prescription might also include your diagnosis code for insurance purposes.
Come prepared to discuss your hair loss in detail.
Bring any relevant medical records or documentation about your condition.
Ask your doctor if they have any specific recommendations for wig selection or resources.
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