GA HB1427

Requires Georgia's state health benefit plan to cover cranial prostheses (medical wigs or hairpieces) beginning January 1, 2027

Coverage applies to individuals experiencing permanent or temporary full or partial hair loss when prescribed by a licensed provider for rehabilitative treatment

Covered conditions include alopecia, cancer, hair loss from chemotherapy or radiation treatments, and scalp injuries

Applies to public school teachers and employees, Board of Regents members and employees, and their dependents and retirees

Cost-sharing requirements (deductibles, copayments, coinsurance) must be the same as for other covered benefits, with no special limitations imposed