Oklahoma HB3912 mandates health benefit plans to cover scalp cooling systems for Medicaid recipients undergoing chemotherapy.
Oklahoma HB3912 requires health benefit plans to include coverage for scalp cooling systems, which are devices designed to reduce hair loss associated with chemotherapy. This coverage applies to Medicaid recipients and must be included in plans offered, issued, or renewed in the state starting January 1, 2027. The Insurance Commissioner is granted rulemaking authority to implement these provisions. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority is directed to include scalp cooling systems as a covered benefit for eligible Medicaid recipients undergoing chemotherapy.
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