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Corona Virus Policy

CORONA VIRUS POLICY

I am available for virtual consults. It is my understanding that Aetna and Independence Blue Cross will cover them, (currently through 9/30/2020 for Aetna and 12/31/2020 for Independence Blue Cross). You'd have to ask your insurance agent to be sure. I can send Paypal invoices to anyone whose plan does not cover it. (with 90 days to pay)

Tips for a successful Virtual Consult with me

I will resume normal in home consults starting June 26th provided Bucks County is green by then (as scheduled)

In home visits will be on a case by case basis. Virtual Consults are preferred (I have loaner scales if you are within my driving range)

You can schedule one using my scheduling app, but I will review your needs and possibly call or text you to ask a few questions to see if it really needs to be in person and then modify it to virtual if not.

Tips for in home consult during Covid-19

We can actually address more than you would think with a virtual consult! (for example: latch issues; pumping information; general questions; plugged ducts and other breast/nipple problems)

FYI The Breastfeeding Resource Center in Abington IS OPEN for in person consults

I also have names of other IBCLCs who are already doing in home consults

click one of the links below

or text me at 267-879-5000

Schedule a consult for follow up

If humans are hardwired to breastfeed (we are) and it's been done since the beginning of time, (it has) why am I having so many problems?

While breastfeeding has always been natural, that does not mean that it comes naturally, or easily to many moms. When you give birth, often your midwife, or your nurses, will help you get started with breastfeeding. Once you are home, friends, family, and support groups, can usually offer help and suggestions that will resolve many difficulties. I highly recommend seeking out that support! But for some of you, it may not be enough.

Because of your circumstances, you may prefer to have a professional give you personalized attention and assistance. Private practice IBCLCs fill this role. Many moms find that what they need is one-on-one help when they have questions or breastfeeding seems difficult, in spite of all the help or advice they are getting. Maybe you are getting conflicting advice and it's just confusing! My personal motto is There are lots of right ways to do things! But you need help figuring out what is right for you! I may be able to help!