Insurances Accepted
We believe clinical lactation and specialty infant feeding care should be accessible to every family. That’s why we offer multiple pathways to care, with services available in-office, in-home, via telehealth, and in the hospital, when appropriate.
Prefer to call? You’re welcome to contact us at (270) 938-3404
Insurance Plans Accepted:
Many insurance plans do not require prior verification and same-day appointments may be available, depending on appointment availability.
We know insurance can be confusing and overwhelming at times, so please don’t hesitate to reach out — we’re always happy to help clarify your options.
Not seeing your insurance listed below?
While most families are able to use in-network insurance benefits, we understand that coverage doesn’t always fit every situation. If your plan is out of network, has limited benefits, or cost-sharing creates a financial barrier, financial assistance may be available.
The Financial Assistance Program is intended to help make lactation and infant feeding support more accessible for families who qualify. Eligibility is based on household circumstances rather than insurance type alone.
If this feels like it might be helpful for your family, please let us know and we’re happy to share more information. For more information, you can email us at emily@bgkylactation.com or call (270) 938-3404.
Select your insurance plan below to learn more about coverage details.
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In-network means lactation services can be processed through insurance, subject to plan-specific cost-sharing, deductibles, or coinsurance.
Plans that are typically In-Network:
✅ PPO plans
✅ Point of Service (POS) plans
✅ Open Access Plus (OAP) plans
⚠️ Select plans (benefits must be verified)
⚠️ Aetna subsidiary plans (benefits must be verified)
Plans that are out of network:
❌ HMO plansCare is typically covered as a preventive benefit. Most Aetna plans cover approximately 3–6 visits per rolling calendar year, though coverage and cost-sharing vary by plan.
While many families have little to no out-of-pocket cost for visits, some plans do apply copays, coinsurance, or deductible amounts, particularly after covered visits are exhausted or for infant appointments.
If the family deductible has been met by the birth, cost-sharing is often limited to the specialist copay.
If the deductible has not been met, the baby’s appointment is typically applied toward the deductible and may fall in the $60–100 range, depending on the plan. Any applicable cost-sharing is invoiced after claims are processed.
If you have taken prenatal or breastfeeding classes through programs such as Aeroflow or Baby Academy, some plans may count those services toward available lactation benefits, which could reduce the number of fully covered visits.
If you’re unsure about your coverage, please complete an “in network” check below.
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As of July 14, 2026, Anthem/BCBS has placed a pause on payment for lactation claims. While this issue is being addressed, A Mother’s Village has implemented a temporary special payment structure for affected families.
Because these are services your insurance would ordinarily be expected to cover, we do not want families to be responsible for the full self-pay cost simply because of a temporary insurance payment issue. This adjusted payment structure is intended to help keep lactation and infant-feeding care accessible while Anthem/BCBS claims are unable to be processed and paid as usual.
This arrangement is temporary and may be adjusted as additional information becomes available or normal claim payment resumes.
Please reach out by text or phone at (270) 938-3404 to discuss your coverage, or complete an “In-Network Check” and we will contact you directly.
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In-network means lactation services can be processed through insurance, subject to plan-specific cost-sharing, deductibles, or coinsurance.
Visits are covered as medically necessary, and many plans allow for unlimited, ongoing visits without a preset number defined, subject to your plan’s specific benefits. This typically includes home, office, telehealth, and hospital visits.
Some plans include cost-sharing for the lactating parent, the baby, or both.
Cost-sharing simply means the portion your insurance plan assigns to you, such as a copay, coinsurance, or deductible (average cost-sharing amount is $10-20 per appointment). This varies by plan and isn’t always required.
If you’re unsure about your coverage, please complete an “in network” check below.
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In-network means lactation services can be processed through insurance, subject to plan-specific cost-sharing, deductibles, or coinsurance.
Plans that are typically In-Network:
✅ PPO plans
✅ POS plans
✅ Open Access Plus (OAP) plans
✅ EPO plans
⚠️ HMO plans (require a referral from your OB/GYN, midwife, PCP, or pediatrician)
Additional plan notes:
Allegiance Cigna: Telehealth visits are not permitted. Baby appointments typically include cost-sharing (approximately $150). Visits for the lactating parent are generally covered without cost-sharing.
Visits are covered as medically necessary, and many plans allow for unlimited, ongoing visits without a preset number defined, subject to your plan’s specific benefits. This typically includes home, office, telehealth (when permitted), and hospital visits.
Some plans include cost-sharing for the lactating parent, the baby, or both.
Cost-sharing simply means the portion your insurance plan assigns to you, such as a copay, coinsurance, or deductible (average cost-sharing amount is $10-20 per appointment). This varies by plan and isn’t always required.
If you’re unsure about your coverage, please complete an “in network” check below.
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Includes UnitedHealthcare, UMR, GEHA, Empire, and Oxford plans.
In-network means lactation services can be processed through insurance, subject to plan-specific cost-sharing, deductibles, or coinsurance.
Plans that are typically In-Network:
✅ PPO plans
✅ EPO plans
✅ Choice Plus plans
✅ Individual Exchange plans (Arizona only)
✅ Doctor’s Plan, Navigator, Core, and Nexus plans (must be verified)
⚠️ HMO plans (must be verified; many are not in-network)
Plans that are always out of network:
❌ SignatureValue HMO
❌ Oxford Metro
❌ Heritage
❌ Neighborhood Health Plan
❌ Community Health Plan
Visits are covered as medically necessary, and many plans allow for unlimited, ongoing visits without a preset number defined, subject to your plan’s specific benefits. This typically includes home, office, telehealth, and hospital visits.
Some plans include cost-sharing for the lactating parent, the baby, or both.
Cost-sharing simply means the portion your insurance plan assigns to you, such as a copay, coinsurance, or deductible (average cost-sharing amount is $10-20 per appointment). This varies by plan and isn’t always required.
If you’re unsure about your coverage, please complete an “in network” check below.
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In-network means lactation services can be processed through insurance, subject to plan-specific cost-sharing, deductibles, or coinsurance.
Plans that are typically In-Network:
✅ TRICARE Prime
✅ TRICARE Select (including Reserve, Retiree, Young Adult, and related plans)
Important plan notes:
You must be at least 27 weeks pregnant for a prenatal lactation consultation.
Plans that are out of network:
❌ TRICARE Overseas
Some plans include cost-sharing for the lactating parent, the baby, or both. Cost-sharing simply means the portion your insurance plan assigns to you, such as a copay, coinsurance, or deductible (average cost-sharing amount is $10-20 per appointment). This varies by plan and isn’t always required.
If you’re unsure about your coverage, please complete an “in network” check below.
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If you don’t see your plan listed, please reach out so we can check your coverage.
What “in-network” means:
Being confirmed as in-network means that lactation services can be processed through your insurance plan. Coverage is subject to plan-specific cost sharing, including deductibles, copays, or coinsurance, and benefits vary by individual policy.
Depending on your insurance plan, you may be able to review above general coverage patterns, such as whether lactation visits are limited or unlimited and what typical cost-sharing may look like. However, this information is general in nature and not a verified estimate of your specific benefits.
Once you complete the “in network” check below, your in-network insurance coverage will be reviewed and confirmed. If you would like an out-of-pocket estimate, Lactation Consultants of America can provide one prior to your visit. Please note that requesting an estimate may extend scheduling timelines.