Oct 1, 2026 · 34 min · 10 segments
Breastfeeding may be natural, but that doesn’t mean it always comes naturally and when something isn’t working, there’s usually more to the story. In this episode, I’m sitting down with Tabitha…
Amanda MavrakosHost
Now, I follow you guys on social media, and I noticed that Jordan has been posting a lot about your breast pump may be completely covered by insurance.

I mean, are we getting the insurance company to pay for some things, Tabitha?
So technically, through the Affordable Care Act, every mom should be able to get a breast pump covered through insurance.
There's different companies out there where you can, like, kind of input your insurance information, and they'll kind of tell you, "Hey, these are the breast pumps that your insurance will cover." But thankfully, through Birmingham Breastfeeding now, you can upload a form, and we can tell you which breast pumps are covered by your insurance, and then we can also help guide you on which breast pump may be best suited for you and your situation.
If you're a doctor who works in the OR all day, every day, and you don't really get a lot of time to just step away and go to a pump room and pump, then we could talk about maybe the best wearable pump option for you.

And at least let you know whether it's something that your insurance, insurance company will cover or not, which is, I'm sure, a huge blessing to people because, I mean, like, Tabitha, how much is a breast pump?
You can get cheaper options out there, but that also goes down to, like, is this breast pump gonna empty you effectively? But typically, insurance covers at least one good breast pump.
And what is hard for moms is, let's say they reach out to their insurance, and their insurance is like, "We'll cover X, Y, Z." Well, then that mom is like, "Oh, man, well, I don't know which one should I pick," you know?
How do I know which one is good and not good? And I think that's what's helpful about going through Birmingham Breastfeeding, is that Jordan can help guide you on which one is the best one based off our experience from moms using them.

Now, I follow you guys on social media, and I noticed that Jordan has been posting a lot about your breast pump may be completely covered by insurance.

I mean, are we getting the insurance company to pay for some things, Tabitha?
So technically, through the Affordable Care Act, every mom should be able to get a breast pump covered through insurance.
There's different companies out there where you can, like, kind of input your insurance information, and they'll kind of tell you, "Hey, these are the breast pumps that your insurance will cover." But thankfully, through Birmingham Breastfeeding now, you can upload a form, and we can tell you which breast pumps are covered by your insurance, and then we can also help guide you on which breast pump may be best suited for you and your situation.
If you're a doctor who works in the OR all day, every day, and you don't really get a lot of time to just step away and go to a pump room and pump, then we could talk about maybe the best wearable pump option for you.

And at least let you know whether it's something that your insurance, insurance company will cover or not, which is, I'm sure, a huge blessing to people because, I mean, like, Tabitha, how much is a breast pump?
You can get cheaper options out there, but that also goes down to, like, is this breast pump gonna empty you effectively? But typically, insurance covers at least one good breast pump.
And what is hard for moms is, let's say they reach out to their insurance, and their insurance is like, "We'll cover X, Y, Z." Well, then that mom is like, "Oh, man, well, I don't know which one should I pick," you know?
How do I know which one is good and not good? And I think that's what's helpful about going through Birmingham Breastfeeding, is that Jordan can help guide you on which one is the best one based off our experience from moms using them.
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