Breastfeeding help where you need it.
I come to you. Let’s get you the support you’re looking for.
To schedule an appointment text/call 402-235-8202.
Your insurance likely covers lactation care. I bill insurance with the following providers:
UnitedHealthcare (and subsidiaries, such as Surest, Oxford Health, All Savers, etc).
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Aetna
First Health, First Choice Health
VA CCN Optum
Cigna
If I do not bill with your insurance, I will provide a receipt for self-pay and instructions for you to submit for possible insurance reimbursement.
Not sure if your visit will be covered? Text me and we can see if it’s approved beforehand!
Lactation Services
Prenatal Breastfeeding Education
60 minutes of comprehensive, personalized breastfeeding prep: feel confident as you start your journey
Latch, positioning, milk production, pumping, what to expect in the first weeks, and more! Support person recommended
In-home or virtual
Insurance coverage available
Cash pay option: $125
In-Home Lactation Visit
60-90 minute in-home lactation support
feeding assessment, weighted feed, oral assessment (as needed), pump flange sizing, support/education, personalized care plan, access to patient portal for follow-up questions
Available for Omaha, NE and local area
Insurance coverage available
Cash pay option: $175 initial, $150 follow-up
Virtual Lactation Consult
60 minute secure telehealth video session
Feeding assessment, support/education, personalized care plan, access to patient portal for follow-up questions
Available in any state!
Insurance coverage available
Cash pay option: $125 initial, $100 follow-up
Why see a Lactation Consultant?
I recommend meeting with an IBCLC 5-7 days after birth.
nipple pain
baby won’t latch or is frustrated at breast
unsure if baby is getting enough milk
increasing low milk supply or decreasing oversupply
baby has low weight gain
breast engorgement or breast pain
weaning from nipple shield
want confidence on different nursing positions and feeding cues
when to pump, pump education, flange sizing, bottles, and returning to work
NICU stay or maternal/infant health complications that affect breastfeeding
want reassurance with education and support