Low Milk Supply Consultation
Low milk supply has multifactorial causes — addressed through a root-cause, functional clinical approach.
Specialized Trainings:
Emily holds the MSM-AP designation (Milk Supply Mastery Advanced Provider) through Milk Drops, an advanced training in the hormonal, metabolic, nutritional, and structural causes of low supply and the targeted lab panels that identify each one. Your evaluation is built around finding the actual cause rather than working through a generic list of supply-boosting suggestions.
Verified on the Milk Supply Mastery Advanced Provider (MSM-AP) Directory → here.
Emily has completed the Low Milk Supply Specialization for Healthcare Providers through Lactation Hub, an in-depth training in identifying why supply is low and building a plan that addresses the cause rather than the symptom.
Available: Office • In-Home • Virtual
Get Real Answers About Your Milk Supply — Here's How:
We start by listening: your full feeding and pumping history, not just a quick checklist
A real look at what's actually behind it: hormones, mechanics, oral function, or your feeding schedule
A bloodwork request sent to your OB/GYN, midwife, PCP, or other provider, targeted to your specific symptoms, health history, and concerns, then interpreted from a lactation-specific lens (most standard lab ranges are based on adult male data, not postpartum bodies). If needed, we'll also communicate directly with your provider about potential medications, supplements, or lifestyle changes worth considering.
A hands-on pumping assessment, so we know if your setup is working with you or against you
A proper flange fitting: the right fit can make a real difference in output
A supplementation plan, only if it's genuinely needed…never a default
A written plan built around your body and your goals, not a generic supply-boosting checklist
This Visit Is a Good Fit If You...
Feel like your supply has dropped, stalled, or never fully came in
Are pumping and not getting the output you expected
Have been told "just nurse/pump more" without a real explanation of why
Have been told you "just can't make enough" or need to "try harder" and want an actual answer, not a verdict
Have been handed a diagnosis of "low supply" with no real workup behind it
Have a health history that might be affecting your supply (thyroid, PCOS, prior breast surgery, postpartum hemorrhage, retained placenta, and more)
Want real answers, not guesswork or generic advice
Are considering supplementation and want an honest, pressure-free conversation about whether it's actually needed
Self Pay Rates:
$250 (in-office)
$250 (in-home*)
$250 (virtual)
*In-home visits available; travel fees apply based on distance — see fee schedule.
Insurance:
We are in-network with most major insurance plans. In-network means lactation services can be processed through insurance, subject to plan-specific cost-sharing, deductibles, or coinsurance.
Self-pay rates are available for families without coverage. For more information, please visit the Insurance tab above.