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The official certifying body for Cranial Prosthesis Specialists
Mission
Mission
The National Association of Cranial Prosthesis Specialists (NACPS) exists to elevate, certify, and support aspiring cranial prosthesis specialists, non-stylists and hair lovers, entering the medical wig industry. Our mission is to establish a trusted standard of excellence in cranial prosthesis care by providing professional recognition, continuing education, and advocacy for insurance-covered hair loss solutions. Through credentialing, resources, and community, NACPS empowers providers to deliver dignity-driven service to clients experiencing medical hair loss.
Why Certification Matters
Why Certification Matters
Insurance reimbursement access
Legitimate training pathway
Join a professional community
Serve clients with dignity and care
Tamara Garrison-Thomas Named President of the National Association of Cranial Prosthesis Specialists
Tamara Garrison-Thomas Named President of the National Association of Cranial Prosthesis Specialists
The National Association of Cranial Prosthesis Specialists (NACPS) is proud to announce the appointment of Tamara Garrison-Thomas as its new President. A seasoned educator, beauty industry pioneer, and serial entrepreneur, Garrison-Thomas brings a legacy of impact to the organization’s mission of empowering medical wig providers with READ MORE
What Is a Cranial Prosthesis and Who Needs One?
What Is a Cranial Prosthesis and Who Needs One?
A cranial prosthesis is a specially designed medical wig made for individuals who suffer hair loss due to medical conditions such as chemotherapy, alopecia, or READ MORE
How to Become a Certified Cranial Prosthesis Provider
How to Become a Certified Cranial Prosthesis Provider
Becoming a certified cranial prosthesis provider is a meaningful way to combine beauty with healthcare. Medical wigs, also known as READ MORE
Understanding Insurance Coverage for Medical Wigs
Understanding Insurance Coverage for Medical Wigs
If you are experiencing hair loss due to a medical condition such as chemotherapy, alopecia, or another health issue, you may be eligible to have a READ MORE
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