Free Breast Pumps with Insurance

Making the decision to breastfeed your newborn will be so beneficial for your baby, providing a multitude of health benefits.

If you have made the decision to breastfeed your newborn infant, a breast pump will become an invaluable tool for you; and now it is possible that with insurance, you will most likely have options to acquire a breast pump for free.

Considering you will be using a breast pump for at least a year, it is well worth taking advantage of this service.

How to Get a Free Breast Pump

Most insurance companies now offer free or reduced cost breast pumps to new moms.

While the details are dependent on your type of insurance coverage, it is certainly worthy checking into to see if you are eligible.

As a part of the Affordable Care Act, which helps to provide better preventative care to individuals, the breast pump coverage was put into place in 2012.

A part of that includes services to pregnant women whereas it helps with lactation support, breastfeeding equipment and counseling.

With the Affordable Care Act, many insurance companies are covering the entire cost for a breast pump.  Below are details of how it works.

Determining Insurance Coverage

Your insurance provider will explain to you if your coverage includes a breast pump at no charge or requires a co-pay.

Be sure to have your insurance card available so you’ll be able to provide the necessary information that will help determine your eligibility.

Retail Stores Offer Coverage

Before purchasing a breast pump, be sure to obtain a list of providers that honor this program.

Just as your insurance coverage varies with healthcare providers, the same holds true for the breast pump coverage.

Your insurance provider will provide you with a list of retail stores that take part in the insurance coverage.

Services Provided from Participating Stores

Caring Touch Medical is one of the retailers that strive to provide excellent products and customer service.

We carry a large variety of breast pumps from trusted brands including Medela, Spectra, and Ameda.

Avoid the headaches and hassle or purchasing the incorrect breast pump for your needs and allow one of our representatives to explain the differences.

This is a tool that you will be using for close to a year or more, so you’ll want it to be comfortable and something you look forward to using as a way of providing important nutrients to your baby.

Our experienced, friendly staff will help you find the breast pump you need that will best fit your lifestyle.

Also, be ready to provide your insurance information to the Caring Touch representative and they will be able to determine the coverage you are eligible for regarding a free breast pump.

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