Getting a breast pump through insurance in Arizona
Most health plans in Arizona cover a breast pump for expecting and new moms, thanks to the Affordable Care Act. Whether you live in Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, or Scottsdale, The Breastfeeding Shop handles the whole process for you: we check your benefits, request the prescription from your doctor, bill your insurance directly, and ship your pump to your door.
Plans we work with in Arizona
- BCBS of Arizona
- Ambetter from Arizona Complete Health
- Oscar
- Aetna
- Cigna
- UnitedHealthcare (commercial plans)
- UMR
- Humana
- TRICARE
Don’t see your plan? We work with many more insurers than we can list here. Start your order and we will check your coverage before anything is billed.
AHCCCS and breast pumps in Arizona
Have AHCCCS, Arizona’s Medicaid program? We are not able to bill AHCCCS plans at this time. AHCCCS health plans generally cover a breast pump, so call the member services number on your AHCCCS ID card and ask which supplier to use.
See how ordering works
Two minutes from start to finish. Here is a quick walkthrough of getting your pump through insurance.
Military families in Arizona
Stationed at Luke AFB, Davis-Monthan AFB, Fort Huachuca, and MCAS Yuma? TRICARE covers a breast pump and supplies for active duty members, retirees, and their families, and we are an authorized TRICARE provider. See our TRICARE breast pump page for the details, or start your order and choose TRICARE as your insurance.
Which pumps can you get in Arizona?
Most plans cover the two standard types: manual pumps and double electric pumps. Hospital-grade pumps may be covered when they are medically necessary, and wearable pumps are often available with your benefit applied toward the cost. We carry all the major brands:
Spectra
Medela
Elvie
Zomee
Momcozy
Willow
Ameda
Ardo
Motif
Lansinoh
Evenflo
Freemie
Eufy
Not sure which pump is right for you? See our breast pump comparison chart.
Our most popular breast pumps
Start your order to see every pump your plan covers, with exact pricing.

Zomee W1 Wearable
Cord-free warming cups that slip into your bra for hands-free pumping.
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Eufy S2 Pro
Wearable with built-in massage and warmth, plus a wireless charging case.
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Arizona breast pump questions, answered
Which insurance plans do you accept in Arizona?
We work with BCBS of Arizona, Ambetter from Arizona Complete Health, Oscar, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare (commercial plans), UMR, Humana, and TRICARE in Arizona, plus many other plans. Start your order and we will confirm your coverage before anything is billed.
Does AHCCCS cover a breast pump?
AHCCCS health plans generally cover a breast pump. We are not able to bill AHCCCS at this time, so call the member services number on your AHCCCS ID card and they will point you to an in-network supplier.
Do I need a prescription?
Yes, insurance requires a prescription from an OB/GYN, midwife, nurse practitioner, or another licensed provider. Give us your doctor’s details and we will request it for you.
When can I order my pump?
Any time during pregnancy or after your baby arrives. Many moms order in the second or third trimester so the pump is ready before delivery.



