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You’ve heard ten opinions from ten different people. You’ve been told “you’re doing great” while your instints telling you otherwise. You’ve been told it’s normal when your gut says something is off.
We won’t pat you on the back and send you home. We take time to listen, help you finds the root cause, builds a plan that fits your goals and values, and stays with you until we are no longer needed.
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Are you looking for a perfect last minute gift. Do you have a loved one who is breastfeeding or planing to breastfeed and need some help and encouragement. You can give them a one on one time with lactation consultant, virtual consultation or prenatal breastfeeding class. You can choose any amount from $25 to $500. It can make a world of difference to the experience of a new mother.
I don't quality for a in-network insurance covered lactation visits can I still seek reimbursement from my insurance?
The Affordable Care Act of 2012 requires most health insurance companies to cover “breastfeeding support, supplies and counseling” in conjunction with each birth. This means that most insurance companies should cover a home visit from an IBCLC.
Although I can’t charge your insurance in network directly, I will provide you with a “superbill” to submit to your insurance for reimbursement. I can not guarantee you will be reimbursed since each insurance plan is different. I recommend you call your insurance provider in advance of our appointment to check your plan’s reimbursement policy and ask about seeing an out of network lactation consultant.
This toolkit will provide much-needed information about the laws, how to talk to your insurance resentative and steps to take to receive reimbursement. I encourage you to contact your insurance company to ask about the coverage and to seek authorization.