Breast pumps through Tricare

rachmom26

Calling all military moms! My partner and I are about to become parents for the first time, and we're totally lost when it comes to getting a breast pump through Tricare. Has anyone here gone through this with Tricare before? We're complete newbies at this whole thing, so any tips, stories, or advice would be super helpful. Thanks in advance!

knottie8ea44b56de0a8cbf

I completely understand what you are going through. I vividly remember the overwhelming process of choosing a breast pump during my first pregnancy. With so many companies claiming to be the best, I randomly picked one, assuming they were all pretty similar. That was a mistake I quickly regretted.
What followed was a nightmare—delayed shipments, endless calls with customer service reps who kept transferring me from one person to another. It was a frustrating experience that added unnecessary stress to an already challenging time.

For my second pregnancy, a friend recommended EveryOunce. I was hesitant at first, cautious about switching DMEs after my previous experience, but I'm so glad I did. The difference was night and day. From obtaining a prescription from my doctor to taking care of all the paperwork and filing a claim on my behalf, they handled every detail so I didn't had to worry about a thing.

If I can offer one piece of advice: don't just settle for the first company you come across. Do your research, ask around, read reviews, and choose a DME that treats you like a person, not just another number.

knottie884420053965e001

https://www.babypavilion.com/

This site was amazing for my first. Had real people I could talk to that understand tricare. I highly suggest it, they do everything from getting a prescription you may need from the doctor to automatic renewals on all the parts and bags you could ever need 

knottie4e9401fc12ca7fc3

Go through Aeroflow breast pumps. So easy! (We also have tricare)