Insurance-Covered Lactation Visits
Office & Telehealth
Many insurance plans cover lactation support in full or with standard cost-sharing/co-pays.
Real, clinical support when you need it most. Milk supply, weight gain, sleep, hormones, nervous system — these aren't separate problems. Hali sees the whole picture, even in a single visit.
Good to Know
Insurance covers your clinical visit — one session at a time, in office or via telehealth. Like seeing your OB: expert care in the room, support pauses when you leave.
For many families that works beautifully. For others, especially in those early weeks when questions don't wait for business hours, a little more is everything.
Add the Poppins Pass Membership— direct 24/7 text and phone access to Hali between visits. — 7 days a week, 12-hour response window.
✦ $79/month ✦ $199 for 3 months ✦ $349 for 6 months
Or upgrade to a home visit package → for priority scheduling, in-home visits, nutrition and sleep support, and full concierge care.
PLEASE NOTE: Insurance verification can take 24-48 hours.
What We Can Bill
Mother Poppins can bill insurance from pregnancy through weaning and everything in between. Prenatal consultations, newborn visits, follow-up support, and more are all billable under most plans.
We accept:
Aetna (HMO plans not covered)
Blue Cross Blue Shield (Florida Blue + other state plans)
United Healthcare (UHC, UMR, GEHA, Empire, Oxford)
Anthem PPO
Tricare
Provider Network of America
Veteran’s Affairs Community Care Network
Multiplan
Humana PPO
Cigna
Understanding Your Benefits
We handle the billing but knowing your plan helps avoid surprises. We always recommend calling your insurance company before your first visit to confirm your specific coverage.
If you'd like to check your benefits directly, here's what to share with them:
Procedure Code: S9443
Diagnosis Code: Z39.1
Cancellation Policy
Hali reserves your appointment time exclusively for you and your baby. Out of respect for that commitment we ask for at least 24 hours notice if you need to cancel or reschedule.
Cancellations made less than 24 hours before your appointment, including no-shows, will be charged a $100 cancellation fee.
Coral Gables Office Visits
Currently located at 3081 Salzedo St Suite 202, Coral Gables, FL 33134
75 Minute Consults
Parent and Baby Health History Review
Feeding Assessment at the Breast or Bottle
Latch and Positioning Guidance
Milk Transfer Measurement (if feeding at breast)
Pump Setup and Flange Fitting (if applicable)
Oral Exercises (if needed)
Personalized Care Plan with Clear Next Step
Self Pay Consults are $225 for office visits which includes 48 hours of followup text support. We provide a superbill for insurance reimbursement.
Telehealth Consults
We offer telehealth calls which may also be covered by insurance.
Calls are 40 minutes or 75 minutes.
Comprehensive Health History Review
Virtual Parent and Baby Assessment
Answers to All Infant Feeding Questions
Customized Feeding Plan
Self Pay Consults are $150 for a 75 minute call or $75 for 40 minute call. We provide a superbill for insurance reimbursement.
What to Expect:
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Feeding doesn't exist in isolation. Your nervous system, hormones, recovery, and sleep all influence your milk supply and your baby's ability to feed well. Hali looks at all of it.
Every consultation includes:
✦ Full feeding & latch assessment
✦ Weighted feed
✦ Personalized care plan
✦ Practical adjustments during the visit
Comprehensive, not reactive. Individualized, not generic.
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Mother Poppins partners with third-party billers to process insurance-covered lactation visits for qualifying families. Most plans cover office and telehealth visits in full or with standard cost-sharing.
A few things to know:
✦ Insurance covers the clinical visit only
✦ Some plans include a copay or deductible
✦ Verification confirms network status but not exact out-of-pocket costs — we recommend confirming your specific benefits directly with your provider
You will always be notified before any charge. No cards are automatically billed. Ever.
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You may benefit from consultation if you are experiencing:
• Persistent nipple pain
• Low milk supply
• Baby struggling to latch
• Slow weight gain
• Frequent feeding with little satisfaction
• Anxiety around feeding
• Returning to work and pumping concernsEarly support prevents escalation.
Structured guidance builds confidence.
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Followups are always offered.
For families who want continued oversight beyond a single consultation, explore:
• The MotherPoppins Membership
• Concierge CareFeeding is often the entry point but recovery is the broader journey.
We Do It All.Whatever is happening with feeding — this is exactly what we're here for.
Prenatal & Beyond
✦ Prenatal breastfeeding education & latch prep
✦ Colostrum harvesting & feeding plan development
✦ What to buy & what your body needs postpartum
✦ High-risk pregnancy feeding considerations
Feeding & Milk Transfer
✦ Latch, positioning & pain-free breastfeeding
✦ Nipple pain, breast damage & fast let-down
✦ Low supply, oversupply & milk transfer issues
✦ Weighted feeds & slow weight gain
✦ Exclusive pumping, flange fitting & pump optimization
✦ Return-to-work pumping schedules
✦ Milk storage & safe handling
✦ Combination feeding & re-lactation
✦ NICU & premature infant feeding support
Maternal Comfort & Recovery
✦ Plugged ducts, mastitis & engorgement
✦ Fast let-down & overactive milk ejection
✦ Postpartum hormone shifts & depletion
✦ Nervous system regulation & emotional overwhelm
✦ Functional nutrition & hydration for healing
Solids & Weaning
✦ Starting solids — readiness, first foods & textures
✦ Baby-led weaning & mealtime rhythm
✦ Gagging, texture aversion, digestion & allergies
✦ Gentle, emotionally aligned weaning — your timeline
Feeding & Sleep
✦ Feeding & sleep misalignment
✦ Night feeding — necessity vs habit
✦ Contact nap dependency & gentle transitions
✦ Newborn sleep expectations
Baby Oral Function
✦ Tongue, lip & buccal tie evaluation & aftercare
✦ Bottle refusal & feeding assessments
✦ Suck discoordination & disorganized feeding
✦ Gassy, fussy & reflux-prone infants
✦ Nursing strikes, feeding aversions & oral motor work