Some of our most
Frequently Asked Questions
What does IBCLC stand for?
International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant. This means we have spent 90 hours of lactation specific education, completed 500-1000 mentored clinical hours, and passed an international board exam. IBCLCs have the most extensive scope of practice in the lactation world.
How and when do I pay?
If you are in network with any of our covered insurances, you will not pay anything out of pocket unless your insurance reports part of the visit is the patient’s responsibility. At that time, the card on file will be charged. Cash pay clients will pay at time of booking. If the client requests to have insurance filed for a $15 dollar fee, any amount insurance pays will be refunded to the client.
What if my insurance isn't listed as covered?
If your insurance is not listed as covered, we will have you pay upfront. We can then provide you with a superbill that you can submit to insurance for them to pay you. We can file with out of network insurance for you at an additional $15 fee.
Can you fix all my issues in one visit?
Can you help me if I am bottle feeding?
Cancellation Policy
What to expect during your visit.
- Baby’s suck is evaluated for strength and range of motion
- Breast/chest feeding positions and latch are assessed. Assessment of lactating parent
- Baby is weighed before and after the feeding to see how much breastmilk was transferred
- Parents’ questions are answered
- Lactating parent and baby are given a customized Plan of Care
- Lactating parent and baby are given additional resources and referrals, if necessary
Some of our most
Frequently Asked Questions
What does IBCLC stand for?
International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant. This means we have spent 90 hours of lactation specific education, completed 500-1000 mentored clinical hours, and passed an international board exam. IBCLCs have the most extensive scope of practice in the lactation world.
How and when do I pay?
If you are in network with any of our covered insurances, you will not pay anything out of pocket unless your insurance reports part of the visit is the patient’s responsibility. At that time, the card on file will be charged. Cash pay clients will pay at time of booking. If the client requests to have insurance filed for a $15 dollar fee, any amount insurance pays will be refunded to the client.
What if my insurance isn't listed as covered?
If your insurance is not listed as covered, we will have you pay upfront. We can then provide you with a superbill that you can submit to insurance for them to pay you. We can file with out of network insurance for you at an additional $15 fee.
Can you fix all my issues in one visit?
Can you help me if I am bottle feeding?
Cancellation Policy
What to expect during your visit
- Baby’s suck is evaluated for strength and range of motion
- Breast/chest feeding positions and latch are assessed. Assessment of lactating parent
- Baby is weighed before and after the feeding to see how much breastmilk was transferred
- Parents’ questions are answered
- Lactating parent and baby are given a customized Plan of Care
- Lactating parent and baby are given additional resources and referrals, if necessary