What you need to know about Breast Pumps and Health InsuranceBy: Medsource LLC 
www. Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, the majority of health care plans are now required to cover the cost of breast pumps and breast feeding supplies. How do I qualify for a breast pump at little or NO COST? There are three main considerations to keep in mind: 1. For policies in place since the signing of the Affordable Care Act on March 23, 2010, breast pumps and lactation consultants are covered without co-pays or deductibles. 2. Grandfathered plans are those health insurance plans already in place when the Affordable Care Act was signed and are not required to comply but you may have some level of coverage. Health plans must disclose if they are grandfathered in all plan benefits materials, so contact your plan administrator if you are unsure. 3. In most cases, if you are using your insurance to purchase a breast pump you will require a prescription from your doctor. There are many reasons why a breast pump is important to both mother and baby — and these are not limited to working moms. A new mom may need help in regulating the supply of milk, to increase the quantity, or there might be a need for mom to take a break from breastfeeding. Whatever the reason, the important thing is that most expecting and new mothers are now insurance covered for breast pumps. About Insurance Covered Breast Pumps Based in Bloomington, IL, Insurance Covered Breast Pumps, owned by Medsource LLC, is a leading online resource for breast pumps and accessories and is contracted with most major medical plans. Insuance Covered Breast Pumps works directly with insurance companies to determine benefits and help navigate expectant and new mothers through the qualification process. https://insurancecoveredbreastpumps.com Media Contact Insurance Covered Breast Pumps Natalie Gallivan nhauck@medsourceusa.com 888-510-5100 Photo: https://www.prlog.org/ End
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