What breast pumps does Kaiser insurance cover?

If you are a Kaiser Permanente insurance plan member, you may qualify to receive a breast pump. Going through your Kaiser plan, you likely have a choice of two models – the Medela Pump in Style MaxFlow and the Ameda Mya Joy Plus. These are available to you through Byrum Healthcare.

Does my Kaiser plan cover a breast pump?

If you are a Kaiser Permanente member: Breast Pumps are covered at no cost to a member who is a new mom. Kaiser will cover at no charge one retail-grade manual breast pump per pregnancy and the necessary supplies to operate it, such as one set of bottles.

How do I know if my insurance covers my breast pump?

Call Your Insurance Company If you’re unable to find plan details or wish to confirm coverage, give your insurance company a call. They’ll be able to answer any questions you may have about breast pump coverage, which breast pumps you’re eligible for and when you might receive your pump.

What brands of breast pumps are covered by insurance?

Types of Breast Pumps Covered by Insurance

• Ameda.
• Ardo.
• BabyBuddha.
• Dr. Brown’s.
• Elvie.
• Freemie.
• Lansinoh.
• Medela.

What does Kaiser give you after birth?

In our Family-Centered Postpartum Unit, you’ll stay in a private room with a private bathroom and shower, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, and phone. There will also be a rocking chair, dinette, and a pull-out bed for your partner or support person. One adult support person may stay with you throughout your hospital stay.

Is Medela or ameda better?

Pumping Power Moms who are looking for a heavier duty option should consider the Medela Pump In Style. The Pump In Style was meant to be used multiple times a day. The Ameda pump is better for women who aren’t pumping as frequently as that because its suction does tend to lessen with heavy usage.

Does Kaiser give free breast pump?

Call the Member Services phone number on your Kaiser Permanente ID card. 2. If you qualify, you can order a no-cost breast pump as early as 30 days before your due date by calling 1-833-752-4737 or visiting breastpumps.byramhealthcare.com/kaiser.

When should I get a breast pump through insurance?

We found most moms order a breast pump around week 30. You can order your breast pump at any time during pregnancy. We recommend that you begin the process prior to your third trimester, so that we have plenty of time to arrange the details before your baby arrives.

Does the hospital give you a breast pump?

In short, no. Hospitals will not give you a breast pump. They will, however, have a pump available for your use while you’re in their care if you need to pump — especially if your baby is in the NICU. Also, many hospitals have breast pumps that you’re able to rent and take home with you.

When should I order my breast pump?

What does Kaiser give you after delivery?

Members who have the preventive care benefit package under their plan can get a free double electric breast pump after giving birth. For more information, call our Member Service Contact Center at 1-800-464-4000.

Do you return breast pump to insurance?

Good news: if you have already purchased a pump, you are still eligible for a free breast pump through insurance! Unfortunately, because of the personal nature of a breast pump, most retailers will not take returns. Still, many moms find it beneficial to have a second pump.

Do hospitals give you a breast pump?

Will insurance cover breast pump after baby is born?

If you’ve already given birth and just learned that a breast pump is a covered benefit through insurance, you are still eligible up to one year postpartum. Keep in mind that each insurance provider has a different set of guidelines regarding when your breast pump can be shipped.

Should I pump before birth?

While there is nothing wrong with pumping breast milk and storing it before your baby is born, it is not necessary. During late-stage pregnancy, breast size increases and you may experience some leaking. If you feel your breasts are too heavy, pumping may relieve some of the heaviness.

What does Kaiser provide for postpartum care?

All of our labor and delivery and postpartum nurses are trained breastfeeding specialists. We also have a team of internationally board-certified lactation consultants at our hospitals and outpatient breastfeeding clinics. We also offer a Breastfeeding Support Group for mothers who are breastfeeding.

When should you order a breast pump through insurance?

Most moms tend to order their breast pump around the 30-week mark, which leaves plenty of time for insurance, processing, shipping, and delivery, so you’re ready to pump when your little one arrives.

Does Kaiser Permanente pay for breast pumps?

Many Kaiser Permanente members are eligible for a double-electric retail-grade breast pump at no cost. If you are, you can order as early as 30 days before your due date. We recommend ordering ahead of time so you have it when your baby arrives. To find out if you’re eligible, call Member Services at 1-800-464-4000.

How do I order a breast pump with insurance?

The breast pump available to you depends upon your insurance coverage. #2 ORDER your preferred breast pump and accessories. #3 ENTER your contact and insurance information. Once your insurance is processed, your breast pump order will be on its way!

Do I need a breast pump for my pregnancy?

You may need a breast pump in the early days of breastfeeding to help establish your milk supply. You might also pump when you return to work or whenever you’re away from your baby. Many Kaiser Permanente members are eligible for a double-electric retail-grade breast pump at no cost.

Can I use a breast pump to collect my milk?

If you’re breastfeeding your baby, you may want to use a breast pump to collect your milk so your baby can have it when you’re not around or to have a good supply when you’re together. This is especially important if you plan to go back to work while you’re still nursing. You can store or freeze your breast milk for later use.