Any suggestions on a breast pump? I was looking for an electric or battery operated unit. My insurance covers the cost, I just have to pay a co-pay so I was looking at the Medela Pump in style advanced Metro bag or the Freestyle Pump. Again, just looking for some suggestions.
Re: Breast Pumps
Interesting! Is this standard on plans?
What I heave read on the topic:
There has been a lot of talk about health insurance companies covering the cost of a pump. Generally speaking, they only cover it if your you have a preemie or another special needs baby where the doctor has determined that breastfeeding is "medically necessary". HOWEVER... every policy is different (even within companies), so call yours to be sure. If it IS covered, it typically covers hospital pump rental, not purchase. Sorry dudes
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Maya has Vesicoureteral reflux (VU reflux) in both kidneys.Has anyone had one that they DIDN'T like or that didn't stand up to frequent use and then got another one? I'm doing my reasearch and wanted to know if there are any to stay away from?
That being said, I plan to get a double, electric/battery operated one, so those are the only ones I'm even considering and all I hear about is Medela