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Your Questions about Lactation Consultations — Answered

Answers to Common Questions About In-Home & Telehealth Breastfeeding Visits

Have questions about working with a lactation consultant? Below you’ll find answers about insurance coverage, in-home visits,
telehealth appointments, and what to expect during your IBCLC consultation.

How long does a consult last?

Prenatal and initial consults are typically around 90 minutes. Follow up consults are typically around 60 minutes.

Where do appointments take place?

 All appointments take place in your home or over telehealth. We do not have an office.

Should my spouse or partner attend the consult? 

It can be very helpful to have a supporting person attending the person just so they can effectively support you in your journey after we leave.

My insurance carrier needs advance information to pre-approve this appointment. What is your information?

  • Tax ID: 39-2378982

  • NPI (National Provider Number): 1437589488

  • IBLCE certification number: L-46164

  • CPT (procedure code): S9443

  • ICD-10 (diagnosis code): Z39.1

Which consultant serves my area?

Alana was incredibly sweet, kind, and easy to talk to. She made me feel extremely comfortable and confident by the time our session ended. She provided excellent strategies and resources, which left me feeling incredibly grateful. I look forward to reaching out to her again in the future for assistance. “

— Courtney, Hillsborough

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