Capital Region
Services and Fees
We have three Lactation Consultants serving the Capital Region!
Please note their individual service areas:
Janice - Home visits in northern Rensselaer, southern Washington, and eastern Saratoga Counties.
Ashley - Home visits in Schoharie County, office in Delmar, and telehealth.
Jillian - Office in Albany, telehealth, and limited home visits. Learn more about working with Jillian here.
Prenatal Consult
For patients who are currently pregnant or planning to become pregnant.
Meet with your Lactation Consultant for approximately 60 minutes in our office or by secure video chat.
Education about what to expect in the early days, strategies for getting off to a good start and preventing common problems.
Personalized recommendations about equipment needs, like breast pumps with appropriate flange size, nipple shields, and more.
Plan ahead for special considerations, like anticipated infant medical problems or NICU admission, maternal medication use or medical history.
Use your insurance, or pay our standard fee: $275
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Lactation Consult
Meet with your Lactation Consultant for approximately 2 hours, in your home, in our office, or by secure video.
Assessment of breastfeeding parent and child.
Development of a plan and education on implementing the plan.
Report faxed to your pediatrician or other provider, as appropriate.
Use your insurance, or pay our standard fee: $350
Follow-up visits run approximately 60 minutes and are discounted to $275.
Additional child (i.e. multiples) fee $100 per child for first visit, $50 per child for follow-up visits.
How does payment work? If you and your baby both have United Healthcare or CDPHP insurance, we will bill your insurance directly. (More about insurance here.) For all others, you’ll pay at the time of your appointment. We accept Venmo, credit and debit cards, HSA/FSA cards, and PayPal. We will provide you with a superbill receipt that you may use to seek reimbursement from your insurance.
Can I use my Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flex Spending Account (FSA) to pay for services? Yes! You may use an HSA/FSA card to pay for lactation support services. You can also use HSA/FSA funds for supplies.