Insurances Accepted

We are in-network with most Aetna plans for lactation and infant feeding support (see below for plan specifics).

Most families have no out-of-pocket cost for the first six visits, whether home or office. Visits seven and beyond typically have a $71.50 patient responsibility.

Home visits incur an $75 travel fee, a non-medical fee that is not covered by insurance.

PPO: in network
Point of Service (POS): in network
Open Access Plus (OAP): in network

Select (local plans): must be checked

Subsidiaries: must be checked

HMO: not contracted

If you have taken online prenatal or breastfeeding classes through Aeroflow or Baby Academy, your number of fully covered visits may be reduced.

Updated July 15, 2026:

For select Anthem plans, we are able to offer covered virtual/telehealth visits through Wildflower Health for up to 2 prenatal and 6 postpartum visits.

We are currently not able to direct bill Anthem or Blue Cross Blue Shield for in-person visits. Unfortunately, these insurances have stopped paying despite our contract, due to a nationwide glitch affecting some providers and specialties. It will be between 2 and 6 months before I can start seeing these insurances again. In the meantime, I can offer a cash-pay visits with a superbill.

We are in network with most Anthem and Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO plans. HMO plans do not allow lactation in network.

There is sometimes cost sharing for mom, baby, or both. Cost sharing means the financial responsibility insurance assigns to you, such as a copay, coinsurance, or deductible. This varies by plan and isn’t always applied. Typically, it is around $10-40 depending on the plan.

If your plan is accepted, you can expect unlimited home, office, telehealth, and hospital visits, as long as medically necessary.

Home visits incur an $75 travel fee, a non-medical fee that is not covered by insurance.

We are in-network with all Centivo plans for lactation and infant feeding support.

If your plan is accepted, you can expect unlimited home, office, telehealth, and hospital visits, as long as medically necessary.

Home visits incur an $75 travel fee, a non-medical fee that is not covered by insurance.

We are in-network with most Cigna plans for lactation and infant feeding support.

If your plan is accepted, you can expect unlimited home, office, telehealth, and hospital visits, as long as medically necessary. We can cover anything regarding lactation and infant feeding — latching, pumping, bottles, starting solids, breast or nipple problems, weaning, etc.

Home visits incur an $75 travel fee, a non-medical fee that is not covered by insurance.

PPO: in network
POS: in network
OAP: in network
EPO: in network

HMO: requires referral from PCP, OB, or Peds

Allegiance Cigna: in network, no telehealth allowed. Baby appointments will have cost sharing, but lactating parent is covered without cost sharing

We are able to bill for most Oscar plans for lactation and infant feeding support.

If your plan is accepted, you can expect unlimited home, office, telehealth, and hospital visits, as long as medically necessary.

Home visits incur an $75 travel fee, a non-medical fee that is not covered by insurance.

We are in-network with most Tricare plans for lactation and infant feeding support.

If your plan is accepted, you can expect 6 hours of home, office, telehealth, and hospital visits. We can cover anything regarding lactation and infant feeding.

Home visits incur an $75 travel fee, a non-medical fee that is not covered by insurance.

All Tricare Prime or Tricare Select plans (including Reserve, Retiree, Young Adult, etc) are in network.

Note: must be at least 27 weeks pregnant

Tricare Overseas: not contracted

Update on 9/1/26: UHC/UMR is now considering lactation for infants as non-preventative care, so infant visits will be subject to costsharing. The amount of patient responsibility is determined by your insurance, but many may expect an amount similar to their specialist copay. If you would like immediate feedback on copay rates for your specific insurance, please contact Lactation Consultants of America via text or phone call at 323-870-1150.

We are in-network with most United plans for lactation and infant feeding support. Cost sharing for infant claims may apply at discretion of your insurance company.

If your plan is accepted, you can expect unlimited home, office, telehealth, and hospital visits as long as medically necessary. We can cover anything regarding lactation and infant feeding — latching, pumping, bottles, starting solids, breast or nipple problems, weaning, etc.

Home visits incur an $75 travel fee, a non-medical fee that is not covered by insurance.

PPO: in network
EPO: in network
HMO: must be checked
Choice Plus: in network

Individual Exchange Plans: only Arizona based

Doctor’s Plan, Navigator, Core, Nexus: please text 661-495-7768 so we can check benefits

SignatureValue HMO, Oxford Metro, Heritage, Neighborhood Health Plan, and Community Health Plan: not contracted

We are not in-network, but can submit out of network claims. The patient is responsible to pay the rest of what insurance does not cover, usually about $100 patient responsibility.

Community Care of Oklahoma does not contract with lactation consultants, so we are not able to participate in network. Patients with Community Care may receive care via self-pay, and will receive a superbill to submit for potential reimbursement from her insurance plan. We are not able to guarantee payment by your insurance.

As of this time, Tulsa Lactation Care is not in-network with Oklahoma Soonercare. Patients with Soonercare (traditional Soonercare, Aetna, Humana, or Oklahoma Complete Health plans) may receive care via self-pay. We are happy to provide reduced-cost visits.