I can be your village .
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My service areas for in person sessions span parts of eastern Nassau County to western Suffolk County; virtual services can be provided to meet you wherever you are!
I am here to support YOU!
*UHC, BCBS, Aetna, First Health via The Lactation Network
*Cigna via Wildflower Health
Lactation Services and Rates
Initial Consult
Self-Pay:
In Person: $200.00
Virtual: $150.00
Follow-up Visits
Self-Pay:
In Person: $165.00
Virtual: $100.00
A complete mom and baby assessment is done at every initial consult. After reviewing your goals and initial intake form, some of the things that we can discuss are:
latching and positioning
infant weighted feed
milk supply concerns
bottle feeding issues/questions
pumping and back to work plans
introducing solids
oral ties
breast or nipple pain
weaning
Consulting Packages:
It is my experience that within a year, a new mother will request anywhere from 3-4 lactation support sessions. I often recommend at least 2 visits to allow for an initial and a follow up. Bundle packages allow for a discount in addition to being assured that you will have continuous care throughout your 1st year with your baby. Feeding during milestones, leaps and transitions can be a challenge! If you want to inquire about adding more sessions to a package, please reach out!
Package Pricing:
- In person:
2 visits- $305.00
3 visits- $435.00
4 visits- $590.00
-Virtual:
2 visits: $200.00
3 visits: $300.00
4 visits: $385.00
Food for thought----
As an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and Speech-Language Pathologist, I am qualified to provide breastfeeding consultations, education, resources, and support, as well as information and diagnosis/treatment regarding infant oral structures, feeding, swallowing, and language development. On a case by case basis, I could also recommend various other providers such as pediatric dentists, pediatric ENTs, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Craniosacral Therapists, or Nutritionists/Dietitians depending on the individual situation. Remember, it takes a village.
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