Where can I get free wigs for cancer?

Mission

  • TLC is part of ACS Products, Inc., an affiliate of the American Cancer Society.
  • Many ACS offices distribute free wigs to women who are experiencing hair loss due to cancer treatment; call 800-ACS-2345 to see if an office near you participates in this free wig program.

Can you get a free wig if you have cancer?

Many cancer centers and nonprofit organizations provide wigs at no cost to people going through cancer treatment.

How can I get a free wig sent to me?

4 Charities That Make Free Wigs

  1. Pantene Beautiful Lengths. This organization, perhaps one of the most widely known by women who choose to donate their hair, partners with the American Cancer Society.
  2. Wigs for Kids.
  3. Ebeauty.
  4. Hair We Share.

How do I get an NHS wig voucher?

Applying for an NHS wig To apply for a free wig or partial help towards the cost of a wig, you will need to complete an HC1 form. This is available from your local Jobcentre or the staff at the hospital. You can also request a form by calling the NHS Help with health costs number on 0300 123 0849.

Does Medicare pay for cancer wigs?

Wigs and other hair prosthetics can help people feel more like themselves during and after cancer treatment. Although wigs may be beneficial for your mental health, they aren’t covered under original Medicare because they aren’t considered medically necessary.

Does the American Cancer Society provide wigs?

We offer products for women coping with breast cancer or any cancer treatment that causes hair loss as well as advice on how to use these products. Products include wigs, hairpieces, hats, turbans, breast forms, mastectomy bras and mastectomy swimwear.

Does Blue Shield cover wigs?

Wigs for hair loss due to the treatment of cancer Page 2 Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan 57 SB21-057 Page 2 of 3 1/1/2021 Note: Benefits for wigs are paid at 100% of the billed amount, limited to $350 for one wig per lifetime.

Does Humana cover wigs?

The short answer is yes. If you are experiencing hair loss whether temporary or permanent. Unfortunately, not many people know this. But needing a wig due to hair loss caused by alopecia, chemotherapy, or other medical conditions, is covered by many insurances.