Lactation Services
Lactation support tailored to you and your baby.
Comprehensive Lactation Consultation
A comprehensive lactation consultation is designed to look at the full picture — your feeding history, your concerns, your baby's feeding, and your goals.
Your consultation may include:
- Feeding history and goals
- Breast assessment as appropriate
- Infant feeding/oral assessment as appropriate
- Latch and positioning
- Weighted feed when indicated
- Milk-supply assessment
- Pumping and flange evaluation
- Bottle-feeding support
- Individualized feeding plan
- Referral/collaboration with other healthcare professionals when appropriate
Common Reasons Families Seek Support
Families seek lactation support for many different reasons, including:
Latch Difficulties
Help understanding positioning, latch and challenges that may be making feeding difficult.
Painful Feeding
Support in identifying potential causes of discomfort and developing a more comfortable feeding approach.
Milk Supply Concerns
Assessment and individualized support for low supply, oversupply and changing milk-supply needs.
Pumping Difficulties
Help with pump use, pumping routines, flange sizing and making pumping more comfortable and effective.
Bottle Feeding & Bottle Refusal
Support for introducing bottles, transitioning between breast and bottle, or helping a baby who is refusing a bottle.
Oral Function Concerns
Assessment of feeding and oral function when concerns such as tongue-tie or other oral restrictions arise.
Slow Weight Gain
Support in understanding feeding patterns and developing an individualized plan alongside your baby's healthcare team.
Returning to Work
Practical guidance for maintaining your feeding goals while transitioning back to work.
Exclusive Pumping
Individualized support for families who are exclusively pumping or considering making a transition.
Schedule Lactation Support
Choose the type of support you’re looking for below. After selecting your visit, you’ll be able to choose from the available visit locations and appointment times.
Not sure which visit?
Comprehensive Lactation Consultation
A personalized, in-depth consultation for new clients seeking help with breastfeeding or chestfeeding, milk supply, latch, nipple pain, milk transfer or weight concerns, pumping, or other feeding challenges.
90 minutes • $210
Follow-Up Consultation
Continued support for established clients who have already completed an initial consultation. We will reassess feeding, review progress, troubleshoot new concerns, and adjust the care plan as needed.
60 minutes • $125
Bottle Feeding & Bottle Refusal Consultation
Specialized support for babies who are struggling to accept a bottle or alternate feeding method, as well as families who have not yet introduced a bottle and would like hands-on help. Includes individualized bottle-feeding strategies, paced feeding guidance, pumping support, and troubleshooting based on baby’s needs.
60 minutes • $125
Return to Work & Pumping Consultation
Personalized support for transitioning back to work while maintaining breastfeeding or human milk feeding. Includes pumping schedules, pump use, milk storage, bottle feeding, and developing a realistic plan for your family.
75 minutes • $150
Prenatal Breastfeeding Consultation
One-on-one preparation for breastfeeding before baby arrives. Covers latch and positioning, avoiding nipple damage, how to know baby is getting enough, early milk production, pumping basics, hospital expectations, and getting feeding off to a strong start.
75 minutes • $150
Weaning Consultation
Individualized support for gradual, planned, or situation-specific weaning, with an approach that considers milk production, breast comfort, the child’s age and feeding needs, and the family’s goals.
60 minutes • $125
Quick Support Phone Consultation
A brief phone consultation for focused questions or situations that do not require a full feeding assessment.
30 minutes • $40
Using Insurance?
Insurance coverage for lactation care varies by plan and may differ for the breastfeeding parent and baby. You’ll be asked for your insurance information during the scheduling process so that applicable coverage can be reviewed.
Some services or insurance plans may require self-payment. If payment is due at the time of service, a detailed superbill can be provided when appropriate for you to submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.
