It all began when one of our cofounders experienced a fantasy come true — keeping her hair during chemo. Learn how this incredible event inspired our name and mission. Learn more.
Cold caps helped this breast cancer survivor keep her hair. See how she’s helping others do the same. Learn more.
Meet a breast cancer patient in one of the first clinical trials on cold cap success for women of color. Learn more.
Actress Alicia Witt discusses how cold caps helped minimize loss as much as 45%, allowing her to continue working while undergoing treatments. Learn more.
The new study is aimed at investigating the effectiveness of scalp-cooling techniques to help protect women with textured hair from losing hair during chemotherapy. Learn more.
Liz Lord, a breast cancer survivor herself, created Cold Capital Fund, a non-profit geared toward helping patients pay for as much as half the cost of cold caps. Learn more.
Realizing the incredible difference cold caps make, but often at a price many can’t afford, three Nassau women, including a former cancer patient, raise funds to purchase caps for women. Learn more.
Cap & Conquer’s founders include several cancer survivors who saved their hair with cold caps. Now they give back by raising funds with a golf tournament to help provide cold caps to other patients. Learn more.
After losing her hair during her first battle with cancer, one Ohio woman turned to cold caps when her cancer returned. Learn more.
After discovering her cancer diagnosis, a country singer sought out cold cap therapy to help keep her hair. Learn more.
Cooler Heads has developed the first cold cap patients can use at home, cutting down on their time in the chair. Learn more.
After experiencing the benefits of cold cap treatment for herself, one Tampa cancer patient started raising money with the Team Tony Cancer Foundation to help more patients afford it. Learn more.
You can read the read the policy statement by the American Medical Association here. Learn More.
Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro has introduced a bill that would require health insurance to provide coverage for scalp cooling treatments for cancer patients. Learn More.
After evaluating the research, Froedtert West Bend Cancer Center began offering cold cap to cancer patients and receiving great reviews. Learn More.
Selected after extensive research, this hair-saving method is available to all eligible chemotherapy patients. Learn More.
In a recent episode of their podcast, This Unmillenial Life interviews Nancy Marshall from The Rapunzel Project. Learn More.
Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa Valley is helping its cancer patients keep their hair during treatment with the DigniCap system. Learn More.
See how cold caps made the chemotherapy experience less distressing for Alana Doctor. Learn More.
Blogger/podcaster Regan Jones continues the discussion by interviewing a friend about her experience (and success) with the cold cap process. Learn More.
Learn about scalp cooling and follow Dr. Hope Rugo of University of California, San Francisco, as she shows how this technology can help patients keep their hair. Learn more.
The newly FDA-cleared scalp cooling device, Amma, was designed to be affordable and more accessible to chemo patients everywhere. Learn more.
Blogger/podcaster Regan Jones discusses the most popular scalp cooling questions with Dignitana's VP of Corporate Communications. Learn more.
St. Joseph’s Hospital-South is now offering cancer patients access to the DigniCap system during treatment to help them keep their hair during chemo. Read more.
Kitchen Kapers raises money to cover 75% of the cost of cold caps to help local patients keep their hair during treatment. Learn more.
See how cold caps helped Krystal Galindo keep her hair as she celebrates the end of her chemo treatment. Watch and read more.
Following a published FDA trial with positive results, St. Joseph’s Hospital has begun offering DigniCaps to cancer patients undergoing compatible treatments. Learn more.
Nantucket Cottage Hospital hosted a fundraiser to help women receiving chemo treatment pay for hair-saving cold cap treatment. Read more.
Samantha Bouchard and her team, Sammy’s Super Heroes, have come together to support current cancer patients financially and emotionally. Learn more.
With the help of the JD Lymon Group, Dignitana is creating a reimbursement hub and an insurance appeal support program to help cancer patients afford the treatment they need to keep their hair. Read more.
See how a grandmother was able to keep her hair and her self-esteem throughout her cancer treatment. Read more.
Cancer Partners of Nebraska is bringing DigniCaps® to its locations throughout greater Nebraska, helping cancer patients keep their hair while undergoing treatment. Learn more.
With four founders having used cold caps during their cancer treatment, Cap & Conquer is making it easier for other patients to pay for their own treatment. Learn more.
A Texas bill requiring insurance plans cover scalp cooling treatment for cancer patients has passed a major hurdle and will soon move on to the Texas Senate. Read more.
See how cold caps are giving a Steamboat Springs, Colorado, mom hope that she’ll keep her long hair throughout her fight with cancer. Learn more.
There’s new evidence that chemotherapy absorption is reduced dramatically by scalp cooling treatment and shows the difference a few degrees can make. Learn more.
A new, smaller and better-fitting cold cap that can be used at home is being developed in Ireland. Read more.
Curious about how scalp cooling works? Discover the biology behind this hair-saving treatment. Learn more.