Arizona HB2558 requires health care services organizations to cover scalp cooling systems for cancer-related chemotherapy treatment.
Starting January 1, 2027, Arizona HB2558 mandates that health care services organizations, including hospital service corporations, medical service corporations, group or blanket disability insurers, and disability insurers, must provide coverage for scalp cooling systems used during cancer-related chemotherapy treatment. A scalp cooling system is defined as a device used to cool the scalp to prevent or reduce hair loss during chemotherapy. This requirement applies to any policy or subscription contract that covers cancer-related chemotherapy treatment.
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