I Want You To Get The Care You Deserve
Our Lactation Services
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Prenatal Consultation
A prenatal breastfeeding consultation at any time during pregnancy. In-home or virtually.
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Postpartum Consultation
Comprehensive support to navigate feeding and recovery during the postpartum period.
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Postpartum Follow-up Support
Ongoing guidance to ensure continued breastfeeding success and address any evolving challenges.
Types of Consultations
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In-Office Pre or Post Natal Lactation Consultation
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In-Home Pre or Post Natal Lactation Consultation
Insurance-covered Lactation Care
We accept a variety of health care insurances to make our services accessible to as many families as possible. Please follow the instructions below according to your insurance plan.
Don’t have health insurance? See our fees below for private pay and schedule your appointment through the link.
Our goal is to provide seamless support in lactation consultation, ensuring you receive the best care suited to your needs.
Let’s us verify your insurance.
Most plans either fully cover your visits or have a small copay! Let us know what insurance you have and what type of support you’re looking for. We will reach out to you shortly for next steps regarding your insurance coverage.
Choosing the Right Lactation Consultant
When it comes to breastfeeding support, there are several types of lactation consultants, each offering valuable assistance. Understanding these differences can help you make the best choice for your family’s needs.
Why an IBCLC Might Be the Right Choice for You
While every type of lactation consultant plays a vital role in supporting breastfeeding families, IBCLCs offer some distinct benefits:
In-Depth Expertise: IBCLCs have specialized training and experience in managing both common and more intricate breastfeeding concerns, such as low milk supply, painful latch, and anatomical issues.
Advanced Clinical Skills: With comprehensive clinical hours and advanced education, IBCLCs provide expert-level care and personalized solutions tailored to your unique situation.
Holistic Support: IBCLCs consider all aspects of your breastfeeding experience, including physical, emotional, and environmental factors, to offer well-rounded support.
Evidence-Based Care: IBCLCs stay updated with the latest research and best practices to ensure you receive the most current and effective advice.
Collaborative Approach: IBCLCs often work with other healthcare providers to offer coordinated care, addressing any additional needs you or your baby may have.
What To Expect From Your Consultation
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Intake Forms: Once we schedule your appointment, I'll send you intake forms electronically through my HIPAA-compliant patient portal.
Feeding Coordination: To make the most of our time together, try to time your baby’s feeding so they are not fed within an hour before my visit. This helps ensure they are hungry and ready to eat during our consultation.
Dress Comfortably: Please dress your baby in comfortable, easily removable clothing to facilitate a smooth consultation.
Prepare Your Questions: Write down any questions or concerns you have beforehand so we can address them during our session.
Consultation Environment: Expect a close and personal experience. I will be with you in the room where you usually nurse, ensuring you and your baby are as comfortable as possible.
Have Baby Gear Ready: Keep your breast pump, bottles, and any other baby gear you use (such as wraps or carriers) accessible in case we need to review them.
Older Siblings: Older siblings are welcome to join. To help keep them engaged and minimize distractions, consider planning an activity and snack for them during our consultation.
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Personalized Experience: During our session, we’ll work closely together to address your specific breastfeeding needs. I’ll join you in the room where you typically nurse to ensure a comfortable and relaxed environment for both you and your baby.
Feeding Schedule: To maximize our time, please aim to have your baby feed within an hour before our appointment. This helps ensure they are hungry and ready to nurse during our consultation.
Comfortable Clothing: Dress your baby in soft, easily removable clothing to make the process smoother and more efficient.
Questions Ready: Bring along any questions or concerns you’ve prepared. This will help us cover everything you need during our time together.
Baby Gear: Have your breast pump, bottles, and any other feeding equipment or baby gear (like wraps or carriers) handy. We may need to review these items to provide the best support.
Older Siblings: If you have older children, they are welcome to be present. To keep them engaged and minimize interruptions, consider preparing a special activity and snack for them during our consultation.
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Personalized Care Plan: You will receive a customized Care Plan outlining the next steps and recommendations tailored to your needs.
Referrals: If necessary, I may refer you to other healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive care.
Follow-Up Visits: If needed, we will schedule follow-up visits to monitor progress and make any necessary adjustments.
Ongoing Communication: Please keep me updated on your progress, any changes, or any new issues that arise. Your feedback helps us ensure the best possible care.
Addressing New Issues: If a new problem emerges, we might need to arrange a full consultation to assess and address the issue thoroughly.
Additional Support: If you feel things are improving but want reassurance, we can schedule a shorter follow-up consultation or a weight/intake check.
Continuous Support: Remember, I’m here to assist you in achieving your breastfeeding goals and providing the support you need throughout your journey
Get started today.
Take the first step toward a healthier, happier journey for you and your baby. Whether you’re seeking guidance, overcoming challenges, or enhancing your feeding experience, personalized support is just a call away. Let’s work together to create the best path for you and your family.