Cooler Heads Care

Cooler Heads Care, Inc. shares stories, insights, and guidance on scalp cooling and hair preservation during chemotherapy.

The page describes recognition of Cooler Heads and Amma for innovation and patient care in scalp cooling therapy.

The company develops medical technology through innovation, empathy, and design.

Cooler Heads unites science, design, and empathy to advance scalp cooling technology that protects patient identity, dignity, and quality of care worldwide.

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Cooler Heads is the creator of Amma, an FDA-cleared scalp cooling system that helps cancer patients reduce hair loss during chemotherapy. Amma delivers hospital-grade cold-cap therapy that’s simple, portable, and patient-first.

WVU Cancer Institute at Camden Clark Medical Center now offers the **Cooler Heads Amma** scalp-cooling system to help chemotherapy patients minimize hair loss. The device lowers scalp temperature to reduce blood flow, potentially preserving hair during treatment. This service targets one of chemotherapy’s most distressing side effects for patients.

Oct 2026Marietta TimesNews article

California’s new law expands insurance coverage for FDA-cleared scalp-cooling devices, helping cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy retain their hair. The mandate takes effect January 1, 2027, and applies to qualifying patients receiving treatments linked to hair loss. The technology uses controlled cooling to reduce blood flow to hair follicles, minimizing damage during treatment.

Sep 2026KPBS Public MediaNews article

Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS) now offers **Amma by Cooler Heads**, an FDA-cleared device to reduce chemotherapy-induced hair loss. The scalp-cooling technology helps patients manage a distressing side effect of cancer treatment. Developed by a San Diego-based company founded by a cancer survivor, Amma provides a non-invasive solution for chemotherapy-related alopecia.

Jul 2026Mohawk Valley Health SystemNews article

The **WVU Cancer Institute** expands access to scalp-cooling services at its regional treatment sites, helping patients reduce chemotherapy-induced hair loss. The service is now available at locations beyond its main campus. Stephanie Knight, a registered nurse at Princeton Community Hospital, previously diagnosed with cancer, highlights the potential benefit for patients undergoing treatment.

Jul 2026WVU MedicineNews article