Breast Pumps Through Insurance
The widest selection of breast pumps, available for coverage through your insurance.
Filter By
SUPPLIES & ACCESSORIES
Learn how to get free monthly supplies of milk bags and replacement parts.
No. of items: 56
Check out our
Milk Storage Bag Resupply Program
Learn how to get free monthly supplies of milk storage bags.
How the Milk Moms Process Works
STEP ONE
Breast Pump Consultation
Free breast pump consultation with one of our live representatives.
STEP TWO
Insurance Verification
We reach out to your insurance to verify your eligibility.
STEP THREE
Delivery
We ship, free of charge, direct to you!
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a breast pump through insurance?
The short answer to that is, most likely, yes. The longer answer is that most insurances are required to cover breast pumps following the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which was signed into law in 2010. This means you could be eligible for a free breast pump. Keep in mind, each insurance plan is different, which is why we recommend reaching out to your insurance to get a better understanding of how they cover breast pumps. We have more information on the ACA on our breast pump through insurance page!
How to get a breast pump through insurance?
Getting a breast pump through insurance is a little different than purchasing one at retail. Working with Milk Moms makes this process quick and easy. There are certain documents that insurance requires and insurance has a verification process and claim submission process. Milk Moms handles all of that for you!
Our process:
- Free breast pump consultation: speak with one of our representatives to find the right pump for you.
- Insurance verification: we reach out to your insurance to verify your eligibility.
- Delivery: we ship, free of charge, direct to you!
Start the process now by filling out our Fast Track Form.
What kinds of breast pumps are covered by insurance?
Insurances usually cover 3 different kinds of breast pumps: manual breast pumps, electric breast pumps, and hospital grade breast pumps.
Manual breast pumps: these are hand operated devices that require you to manually squeeze the pump to express milk.
Electric breast pumps: these are powered breast pumps that use an electrical outlet or batteries to power a motorized pump. There are many different types of electric breast pumps ranging from traditional pumps to portable pumps to hands-free pumps. Electric breast pumps are the most popular type of breast pump.
Hospital grade breast pumps: these are more heavy duty breast pumps meant to last longer and have multiple users. They are usually stronger, bigger, and more expensive than electric and manual breast pumps and are intended for rental purposes.
All of the pumps that we carry are considered electric breast pumps.
What breast pump can I get through insurance?
All of the breast pumps that we carry are considered electric breast pumps and are eligible for coverage through your insurance. You can pick any breast pump you would like, however, some breast pumps have an upgrade charge.
Can I get a wearable breast pump through insurance?
Yes, wearable breast pumps are covered by insurance. However, most wearable breast pumps are considered upgraded breast pumps and have an upgrade charge. Fill out a Fast Track Form to speak with one of our representatives to get more information on wearable breast pumps and their pricing.
What to look for when choosing a breast pump?
There is no easy way to answer that question, as each Mom’s pumping journey is different. Here are some things to consider when choosing a breast pump: where you will be pumping, how often you will be traveling, and what you will be doing while pumping. These questions will help you determine if you need a portable or hands-free pump and if you need a smaller, more compact pump.
What does a breast pump come with?
Each breast pump is packaged differently, but all breast pumps that we carry come with everything you need to start pumping. You can view the “What’s Included” section on each breast pump to get a complete listing of what comes with that breast pump.
