Insurance and fees
If you have one of these plans:
Excellus BCBS PPO Other Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO Anthem BCBS PPO United Healthcare PPO Humana PPO/POS Any Plan with Multiplan or Provider Network of America logos
Please submit your insurance information to our billing partner, The Lactation Network. If you are pre-approved through The Lactation Network, or TLN, you are covered with no out-of-pocket expense when booking with Anna. Please verify your coverage below, before scheduling your visit.
If you are covered under Cigna Plan please submit your insurance information to our billing partner, Wildflower Lactation. If you are pre-approved you are covered with no out-of-pocket expense when booking with Anna.
Please text us at 315-497-7080 if you’re experiencing difficulties with this step or didn’t receive confirmation email within 24 business hours.
If TLN can’t bill your isurance plan, or you have insurance other then those listed above, we will accept your payment before your consultation can take place. We will then provide you with a receipt including billing codes needed when you seek possible reimbursement.
Our fees are all HSA/FSA eligible expenses. We accept HSA cards, credit/debit, check or cash.
Anna’s self pay fees are:
Initial Visit: $208
Follow up Visit: $182
Prenatal Class:$156
Our Intern Brittney’s Self pay fees are:
Initial Home Visit: $104
Follow up Home Visit: $94
Prenatal Home Class:$104
All Home visits are subject to a travel fee:
If you live within 25 minutes driving distance from New Hartford or Mohawk. A travel fee will be applied to your visit cost. (up to 10 miles $15, 10-25 miles $30)
Please don’t let financial difficulties defer your form seeking help. A limited number of discounted visits are available as needed.
I don't quality for a free lactation visits through Lactation Network, 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 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. Toolkit
You might be wondering if the Lactation Consultation is too pricey. Consider reading this article by Best for Babes. Article