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WHAT IS A CRANIAL PROSTHESIS OR MEDICAL WIG?

A cranial prosthesis is a medical-grade wig prescribed by a physician to replace hair lost due to medical conditions or treatments. Unlike cosmetic wigs, cranial prostheses are designed for medical necessity, comfort, scalp sensitivity, and long-term wear, and may be eligible for insurance reimbursement.

GET WIGS WITH MEDICAL INSURANCE

D.D. Daughters Lace Wig Beautique offers a wide range of high-quality wigs for hair loss sufferers. We provide human hair wigs in various types, styles, colors, and lengths, as well as personalized wigs. Our team can help you choose the best wigs if you're experiencing hair loss. Many insurance companies cover up to 100% of medical wigs ALSO KNOWN AS Cranial Prosthesis, costs. Follow these steps to see if you're eligible for reimbursement for your next purchase of a D.D. Daughters Lace Wig.

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Insurance Assistance & Virtual Consultations Available

We guide our clients through the entire insurance reimbursement process, including:

  • Medical wig consultations (in-person or virtual)

  • Proper medical documentation guidance

  • Physician prescription support

  • Insurance-ready invoices and claim submission assistance

We accept PPO insurance plans, HSA/FSA cards, private pay options, and payment plans. Virtual consultations are available nationwide, allowing us to serve clients throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, New York, Maryland, Washington DC, and across the United States.

Schedule Your Medical Wig Consultation

If you or a loved one is experiencing medically related hair loss, our compassionate team is here to help you restore confidence with a custom medical wig designed for your needs.

Book your medical wig consultation today to find out if you qualify for an insurance-covered cranial prosthesis.

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HOW TO BUY THE PERFECT MEDICAL WIG

D.D. Daughters Lace Wig Beautique offers top-quality wigs for cancer, alopecia and hair-loss patients. We provide various hair solutions with innovative wig cap designs and customization options for hair type, color, cut, and style. With our online website, virtual consultations, and in-store options, D.D. Daughters Lace Wig Beautique is here to help you find the perfect wig. Regain your confidence with D.D. Daughters Lace Wig Beautique!

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Understanding insurance coverage can often be overwhelming, and we're here to help.
Our guidance includes general information about how insurance can cover medical-grade wigs, assisting you in navigating the intricacies of insurance claims.
Insurance Companies Offering Coverage:
・TriCare
・Blue Shield
・Humana
・TriCare
・Aetna
・United Healthcare

Determine what types of benefits you have within your network for a "Cranial Hair Prosthesis" Terminology is essential during this inquiry. You should avoid referring to the unit as a wig. Use the term "Cranial Hair Prosthesis" or Hair "Replacement Unit" depending on your insurance company.

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Questions To Ask

1. "Is a Cranial Prosthesis covered under my insurance plan?"

2. "What percentage of the cost will my plan cover?"

3. "What specific wording is required on the prescription for the cranial prosthesis?"

4. "What is the necessary insurance HCPSC code to be included on the sales receipt?"

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Now Visit your Primary Doctor or Dermatologist 

OBTAIN A PRESCRIPTION

If you're experiencing hair loss, it's important to visit your doctor and receive a diagnosis for any underlying medical conditions. Your doctor can provide a prescription for a cranial prosthesis, which can be used to purchase a wig. When purchasing the wig, make sure the invoice lists it as a cranial prosthesis with the correct medical code. You can then submit the invoice to your insurance company for reimbursement.

Steps to Getting Coverage

Hair Loss Information

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MOST TYPES OF MEDICAL HAIR LOSS COVERED BY INSURANCE

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Alopecia & Autoimmune Hair Loss

  • Alopecia Areata

  • Alopecia Areata Totalis

  • Alopecia Areata Universalis

  • Scarring Alopecia (Cicatricial Alopecia)

  • Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia (CCCA)

  • Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia

  • Traction Alopecia (when medically documented)

  • Lichen Planopilaris

Cancer & Medical Treatment-Related Hair Loss

  • Chemotherapy-induced hair loss

  • Radiation-induced hair loss

  • Cancer-related alopecia

  • Post-cancer treatment hair loss

  • Hair loss following bone marrow or stem cell transplants

Hormonal & Endocrine Disorders

  • Thyroid-related hair loss (hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism)

  • Hormonal imbalance-related hair loss

  • Postpartum hair loss with physician diagnosis

  • Menopause-related hair thinning (when medically documented)

Chronic Illness & Systemic Conditions

  • Lupus (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus)

  • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

  • Iron-deficiency anemia

  • Sickle Cell Disease

  • Kidney disease-related hair loss

  • Liver disease-related hair loss

  • Autoimmune disorders affecting hair growth

  • Malnutrition or nutrient absorption disorders

Dermatological, Scalp & Trauma-Related Conditions

  • Severe scalp dermatitis or eczema

  • Psoriasis-related hair loss

  • Chronic folliculitis

  • Scalp burns or trauma

  • Post-surgical hair loss

Stress, Neurological & Medical Shock

  • Telogen effluvium due to illness or medical stress

  • Trichotillomania (clinically diagnosed)

  • Hair loss related to severe physical or emotional trauma

Genetic & Age-Related Hair Loss

  • Medically documented genetic hair loss

  • Androgenic alopecia related to medical conditions or treatments

  • Age-related thinning with physician documentation

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We call your provider for pre-approval before buying online to confirm coverage, even if they are not listed on your benefits policy.

Make sure if you call , to call a wig by the official medical term, cranial prosthesis. The term "wig" is considered cosmetic, so using the medical term when inquiring about coverage is crucial. To purchase a cranial prosthesis, you will need the following documents:

1. A prescription from your doctor (we cannot call without this)

2. D.D. Daughters Lace Wig Beautique sales receipt that includes the HCPCS billing code and Tax ID

3. Completed insurance claim/Superbill

4. A DME claim (if required by your insurance)

Make sure to keep copies of all invoices or sales receipts for your cranial prosthesis. Also, please note that portions of unpaid items by insurance may be tax deductible

 

 

GOT DENIED?

We can file an appeal with your insurance company and/or apply for a grant or voucher.

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GRANTS AVAILABLE TO YOU

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
You may be eligible for a grant of up to $75 to cover the cost of your cranial hair prosthesis, but you must apply for the voucher before purchasing a hair system and meet specific financial guidelines.

NATIONAL ALOPECIA AREATA FOUNDATION (NAAF)
This foundation provides financial assistance through the Ascot fund, a special pre-purchase program, for those with alopecia areata.

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