Free Breast Pump through Insurance

Insurance Covered Breast Pumps

Breast Pump Paid for by Insurance

Ever since the Affordable Care Act was passed, most insurance providers have been offering mothers the opportunity to get a free breast pump per birthing event. Did you know, depending on what type of insurance you have, you may be able to get additional supplies at no cost? This can include bottles, storage bags, compression garments, and more. This may seem like somewhat of a hassle to figure everything out. But, with our years of experience, we can help you get this all sorted out. The Breastfeeding Shop makes it very easy for moms to get a free breast pump through insurance. All you have to do is pick a breast pump you like and fill out our order form, and we’ll handle everything else for you. It’s as easy as that! Even if you don’t have your pump prescription yet — we’ll contact your doctor to get the process started.

If you have already started buying baby supplies, you may have noticed that raising a child can get pretty expensive. You may be buying baby clothes and diapers as well as a stroller, carrier, and car seat. And you’re just at the beginning of an 18-year journey. But your breast pump is an item that you should keep off the registry. Why have a friend or family member spend hundreds of dollars purchasing a pump when our store can help you get one for free through your insurance provider? Additionally, a breast pump is a baby hand-me-down to avoid. There could be harmful mold and bacteria in the pump from the previous user, even if they did clean it and store it properly.

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How Can I Get a Free Breast Pump Through Insurance?

Here at The Breastfeeding Shop, we understand that this is a busy time in your life, preparing for your baby’s arrival. So, let us take your breast pump off your baby checklist for you. We work with a wide variety of insurance providers. Whether you’re looking for a free breast pump from Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Humana, Medicaid, Highmark, Aetna, Ambetter, or Cigna — we’re here to help you out. You can count on us to help you get breast pumps covered by health insurance.

Many insurances will cover both manual and electric breast pumps. But your breast pump prescription will have to match the type of breast pump that you want to get. We have all sorts of terrific breast pumps, including Freemie, Ameda, Lansinoh, Motif, and many more. If you’re not sure which insurance breast pump is right for you, get in touch with us.

In addition to the large assortment of breast pumps that we have, we also offer expert breast pump knowledge. If you’d like to know the differences between a Spectra S1 with an S2 or S9 or how a Medela pump compares to an Elvie — we can help with that too. There’s no need for you to try to research all the different pump models by yourself when we’re here for you. If you’re thinking, “Where do I get a free breast pump through insurance near me?” you’ve come to the right spot.

Getting a Free Breast Pump Doesn’t Have to be Difficult

One question you may have recently found yourself asking is, “How can I get a breast pump through my insurance for free?” If you’re envisioning spending hours on hold on the phone with your insurance company, don’t worry. The reality of it is, this process is very quick and easy when you partner with the professional team at The Breastfeeding Shop. We believe breast milk is the very best organic source of nutrition for a growing baby. Even the tiniest drop of milk contains important antibodies that will help develop your baby’s immune system. Keep in mind, not all newborns take to latching easily, and some moms may struggle with expressing milk. Luckily for you, our family-owned business is here to help you get the free breast pumping equipment you need through your insurance provider. So, reach out to us today for more information. We’re happy to help you out!

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Does My Insurance Cover Breast Pumps?

Most insurance companies will let you get one free breast pump per pregnancy. We work with a number of insurance companies. If you don’t see your provider on our order form, reach out to us for more info.

What Breast Pumps will Insurance Cover?

Each health insurance plan has unique guidelines you have to follow for breast pump coverage. For example, some insurers may prefer that you get a manual versus an electric breast pump. If you have any questions about breast pump coverage, you can always reach out to us at The Breastfeeding Shop.

How do I Prove My Eligibility?

Your insurance company may require additional documents for your free breast pump through insurance. But we recommend that you get a prescription from your doctor and fill out our order form to get started.

What is the Best Breast Pump Brand?

We stock some of the best breast pump brands on the market. It’s all about finding a pump that can meet your needs. Just because one breast pump model worked perfectly for your best friend or relative, it doesn’t mean it will be right for you.

How do I Pick the Right Breast Pump for Me?

If you’ve been doing some research or checking out our website, you may have noticed there are a lot of breast pumps to choose from nowadays. Each pump has its own strengths, and every mom has their own specific needs that must be met. So how do you pick the right breast pump? You can start by considering the following questions:

Do you plan to pump every once in a while, every day, or multiple times a day?
Are you going to be around your baby most of the time, or are you returning to work?
Are you pumping exclusively, or will you be doing direct breastfeeding too?
Do you have a budget for your breast pump and accessories?
What exactly does your insurance cover?
Are you interested in a hospital-grade breast pump rental? And how long will the rental last?
How much time do you have to pump? Does it need to be done as quickly as possible?
Do you want to get a hands-free breast pump?
What other breast pump features are you looking for?
How are you going to store your breast milk?
If the power goes out, what’s your backup plan for pumping?

When can I Get a Free Breast Pump through My Insurance?

In many cases, moms are able to get a pump through their insurance early on in the pregnancy. You can wait till later in your pregnancy, but you might want to put in your order before the baby arrives. This way, you won’t have to worry about it getting to you in time, and you can have peace of mind. Although, you may still be able to get a breast pump after you give birth for up to about a year. But this will vary from insurance to insurance. So, you might want to get a great free breast pump sooner rather than later.

Where will You Pump Breast Milk?

If you’re planning to pump at home most of the time, you may be able to use a manual or single pump breast pump. If you’re going to be pumping at work, you may want to find a double electric breast pump that acts a bit more quickly. And you’ll need to set up a spot where you can feel relaxed and comfortable. Some companies have this set up already. But you may need to talk to your HR Department about creating a private location in your office. You also should think about how you’ll charge your breast pump. Do you have an outlet you can plug the pump right into? Or, do you need a breast pump with a rechargeable battery or a car adaptor?

Do You Need to Multitask While You Pump?

If you plan on getting some chores done around the house while you pump milk, you can get a hands-free pump that allows you to do that. Or, maybe you need a quiet pump that will allow you to do conference calls for work while you express milk.

Are there Accessories that Come with a Free Insurance Pump?

This depends on your insurance coverage and what breast pump you get. Certain pumps come with accessories included. That might be storage bags and bottles, flanges, shields, and more. And a simple thing like the right-sized flange can make all the difference when it comes to expressing enough milk for your baby.

What If I have Additional Questions?

You can always contact us at The Breastfeeding Shop with any questions or concerns.