
You fight the chemo, we fight the hair loss.
Take hair loss off your list of worries!
As survivors and former cold cap patients, United Capping was created to provide support for all your cold cap therapy needs, having helped over 50 women protect their hair and navigate their journey with cold capping. Our mission is to ensure your cold capping process, and your overall cancer journey is as smooth and stress-free as possible. With a variety of service options, we offer personalized care tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient.
Capping Services
-
The Capping Specialist will be present at every chemotherapy session, providing support by applying the Polar Cold Caps (included) before, during, and after each infusion, ensuring up to 8 hours of effective capping. In addition to the cold caps, the Capping Specialist will offer a selection of comfort items, including an electric blanket, neck pillow, and other essentials, to help the patient feel as comfortable as possible throughout the experience. The Capping Specialist will arrive at the infusion center fully prepared, bringing all necessary supplies for a smooth and supportive capping process.
-
The Capping Specialist will be present at every chemotherapy session, providing support by applying the cold caps (which the patient rents) before, during, and after each infusion, with the capping process lasting up to 8 hours per session. Patients are responsible for arranging the dry ice (which is not included in the price) and ensuring the caps are properly cooled before the infusion begins. To ensure maximum comfort throughout the treatment, the Capping Specialist will provide a selection of comforting items, including an electric blanket, neck pillow, and other essential supplies. The Capping Specialist will arrive at the infusion center fully prepared with all necessary items for the capping experience, except for the caps themselves.
-
The Capping Specialist will attend the patient’s first chemotherapy session (up to 8 hours) to provide support and train a designated friend or loved one during the infusion. Training will continue at the patient's home to ensure confidence in managing the capping process. The patient is responsible for renting cold caps, purchasing dry ice, and cooling the caps before infusion. The Capping Specialist will remain available as a resource throughout the treatment.
-
The Capping Specialist will accompany the patient on the morning of treatment for up to 4 hours, training a designated capper(s) on scalp preparation, pre-cooling, cap rotation, and cap changes during infusion. The patient is responsible for renting caps, purchasing dry ice, packing the cooler, and bringing necessary supplies. The Capping Specialist will remain available for support throughout the patient’s treatment plan.
-
The Capping Specialist will meet with the patient before chemotherapy to train a designated Capping Specialist(s) on proper cold capping techniques. On the first infusion day, the Capping Specialist will be "on-call" to provide virtual support and answer questions. They will remain a resource throughout the patient's treatment plan.
-
Virtual training is available for out-of-town patients. The Capping Specialist will provide training online and be "on-call" during the first infusion for questions and support. They will remain a resource throughout the patient's treatment plan.
-
United Capping offers fill-in capping for those who need a last minute Capping Specialist to assist with capping needs.
Protecting Your Hair, Supporting Your Journey.
Financial Assistance for Cold Capping
We understand that the cost of cold capping can add up, but financial assistance is available. Some insurance providers may cover part or all of the cost, and several organizations offer support to those who qualify.
At United Capping, we’re here to help guide you through the process. If you need assistance navigating insurance coverage or applying for financial aid, we’re happy to help.