Lactation Support with Maria Pardo, BSN, RN, IBCLC
We are thrilled to be able to offer lactation support from IBCLC, Maria Pardo! Maria is joining our overnight doula team and will be offering lactation support as she has availability.
Pricing:
Full Initial Lactation Consult: 60 Minutes ~ $225
Full Virtual Lactation Consult: 60 Minutes ~ $195
Full Follow Up: 60 mins - $195
Mini Initial Lactation Consult: 20 Minutes ~ $115
Mini Follow Up: 20 mins - $95
Mini Virtual Lactation Consult: 20 Minutes ~ $95
Payment:
Invoices are sent every 2 weeks and payment is due upon receipt.
Pricing:
Full Initial Lactation Consult: 60 Minutes ~ $225
Full Virtual Lactation Consult: 60 Minutes ~ $195
Full Follow Up: 60 mins - $195
Mini Initial Lactation Consult: 20 Minutes ~ $115
Mini Follow Up: 20 mins - $95
Mini Virtual Lactation Consult: 20 Minutes ~ $95
Payment:
Invoices are sent every 2 weeks and payment is due upon receipt.
Billing and Insurance Information
Lactation Support provided by a licensed IBCLC (like Maria) are covered by insurance under the Affordable Care Act. While Maria Pardo is not currently in-network with any insurance companies, we will send a superbill (fancy invoice with applicable insurance codes on it) for every appointment and after it has been paid, you may submit it to your insurance company for reimbursement. We do not guarantee that our services will be reimbursed.
You can increase the smoothness of your insurance reimbursement by calling in advance of the visit and requesting a pre-authorization. They often will ask about the codes that will be sent their way and you can tell them the diagnosis code is "Z39.1" and the procedure code is likely "99342" (there are some variations in procedure codes but that is the most common).
If your insurance company continues to deny your claim, you can find resources here for taking legal action.
You can increase the smoothness of your insurance reimbursement by calling in advance of the visit and requesting a pre-authorization. They often will ask about the codes that will be sent their way and you can tell them the diagnosis code is "Z39.1" and the procedure code is likely "99342" (there are some variations in procedure codes but that is the most common).
If your insurance company continues to deny your claim, you can find resources here for taking legal action.