Under the affordable care act (ACA), health insurance companies must provide breast feeding support, education, counseling, and equipment to prenatal and postpartum patients. A superbill will be provided after appointments and is an itemized document that contains all the information your insurance company needs to process a claim. You can submit this document directly to your health insurance provider for reimbursement (depending on your individual health plans). A superbill allows you to access specialized care while using your insurance benefits, even if your provider is out-of-network.

-Recommended- Check with your individualized insurance prior to service to understand specifics of your insurance providers reimbursement

An IBCLC is an internationally board-certified lactation consultant — the gold standard credential in lactation care. IBCLCs complete rigorous clinical training, pass a comprehensive board examination, and maintain certification through ongoing education. Julie holds her IBCLC alongside her Master's in Nursing, bringing both advanced clinical expertise and decades of hands-on bedside experience to every family she works with.

Anytime you have questions or concerns about feeding — before your baby arrives, in the early days and weeks postpartum, or after months of navigating challenges. You do not need to be in crisis to seek support. Early guidance often prevents complications, and no concern is ever too small to bring to a visit.

Absolutely. Support is available from the first days after birth through the first year and beyond. We help with newborn feeding challenges, growth issues, and ongoing breastfeeding concerns and support.