Get a Free Breast Pump Through Your Insurance

If you're pregnant or recently gave birth, there's a good chance your health insurance will cover a breast pump at no cost to you. Most insurance plans include this as a maternity benefit, and the process is usually simpler than you'd think once you understand how it works. Insurance covered breast pumps include a range of options from wearable to double electric and even warming models, and your specific coverage depends on your plan.

What matters most is figuring out what you're eligible for and connecting with the right suppliers who accept your insurance. Most plans cover quality pumps that meet medical-grade standards, so you won't have to pay out of pocket for breastfeeding equipment. Whether this is your first time going through the process or you just want to confirm what your plan covers, checking your eligibility is the best place to start.

Under the Affordable Care Act, most health insurance plans in the U.S. are required to cover the cost of a breast pump. This might be a rental unit or a new pump you keep. The requirement applies to most private insurance plans, Medicaid in expansion states, and marketplace plans. Some grandfathered plans may be exempt, but most people are covered.

Using your insurance means you don't pay anything upfront. You also avoid the hassle of figuring out which pumps qualify or handling reimbursement paperwork yourself. When you work with an approved supplier, they verify your coverage and manage all the billing directly with your insurance company. You just choose your pump and they handle the rest.

Here's what insurance coverage gets you:

• Zero or low cost - Most families pay nothing out of pocket for their breast pump.
• Clear eligibility - Know exactly which pumps and accessories your plan covers.
• Multiple pump options - Access to wearable, portable, and double-electric models depending on your benefits.
• Hassle-free ordering - Suppliers handle all documentation, claims, and communication with your insurance.
• Quality assurance - Only medical-grade pumps from trusted manufacturers.

Ready to see what your plan covers? Check your eligibility to find out which breast pumps are available at no cost.

Getting a breast pump through insurance is straightforward once you understand the timeline and steps involved. Here's what typically happens:

Timing: Most insurance plans allow you to order your breast pump during your third trimester or shortly after delivery. Checking your eligibility early helps you understand your specific timeline.

What You'll Need: In most cases, you'll need basic information like your insurance card, due date or baby's birth date, and potentially a prescription from your healthcare provider. Many insurance plans no longer require a prescription, but some still do. Your supplier will confirm exactly what's needed for your plan.

The Process: Once you verify your eligibility, here's what happens:

• Coverage verification - The supplier confirms your benefits and which pumps are covered.
• Pump selection - You choose from the available options under your plan.
• Documentation submission - The supplier handles all paperwork with your insurance (you don't submit claims yourself).
• Quick processing - The supplier handles your order and manages the delivery timeline.
• Delivery - Your pump ships directly to your home at no cost.

Ready to see if you qualify for a free breast pump through insurance? Use our secure form to verify benefits and connect with a supplier that offers Zomee pumps.

• Fast and secure submission
  
• Accurate review of insurance-covered breast pumps
  
• Connections to in-network Zomee suppliers
  
• Easy order tracking from start to finish