West Virginia HB4089 mandates insurance coverage for scalp cooling systems to prevent hair loss during cancer chemotherapy.

West Virginia HB4089, also known as Jessica Huffman's Law, requires health insurers to cover scalp cooling systems for cancer chemotherapy treatment. These systems cool the scalp to reduce hair loss, a common side effect of chemotherapy. The law applies to policies issued or renewed after January 1, 2027, and coverage may include deductibles and coinsurance. The systems must be designed for repeated use and primarily serve a medical purpose.

West Virginia HB4089 mandates insurance coverage for scalp cooling systems to prevent hair loss during cancer chemotherapy.

West Virginia HB4089, also known as Jessica Huffman's Law, requires health insurers to cover scalp cooling systems for cancer chemotherapy treatment. These systems cool the scalp to reduce hair loss, a common side effect of chemotherapy. The law applies to policies issued or renewed after January 1, 2027, and coverage may include deductibles and coinsurance. The systems must be designed for repeated use and primarily serve a medical purpose.