Lactation Consults     $175   1.5-2 hrs
 Medicaid  consults                $145/ $85 in office
 Office Visits              $145
 (held in Aledo, TX)

Follow Up                  $125   1 hr
Medicaid follow up               $105

An assessment of latch, positioning, overall infant structure and mother's breasts will be done. All assessments include assessment for tongue, lip and buccal ties.
A 48 hr Care Plan will be developed to help with your current breastfeeding situation.
Consults include phone/text/email support following the initial consult.
If needed, a referral will be made to qualified care providers to assist with your care plan.

Follow Up
Some breastfeeding concerns require a follow up visit to ensure that all aspects of the care plan are being met. These consults are shorter in length and include most aspects of an initial consult.

(Discounts available with current Medicaid card-please ask for details)

Preparing for Baby  $175
Medicaid $135

 Preparing for a new baby or need a refresher? This personalized one to one session covers basic breastfeeding information to help you make the best of your breastfeeding relationship.
Topics covered include: milk production, positioning at breast, latching, understanding hunger cues, common difficulties, when and how to pump, when to seek help and community support. 
Specific concerns such as previous breastfeeding difficulties can also be addressed.

Latch Clinics
$65   45 minutes
$35   Medicaid

 30 minute group settings with other breastfeeding moms/babies for basic concerns such as tongue/lip tie assessment, frenectomy follow up, weight checks , sore nipple care or basic pump assessment.
          Registration is highly recommended.
Clinics are held in Aledo at The Chiropractic Place for Mommy & Me with a team approach by Heather Martin, IBCLC,RLC; Dewlene Broyles, IBCLC,RN & Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, IBCLC,RLC.
​All clinics are held with the supervision of 2-3 IBCLC's  to help answer questions and concerns.

In depth or multiple concerns will address the largest concern first.   Complicated concerns are best addressed in a private appointment setting.
       Registration is highly recommended.
For more information visit:
                           www.tinyurl.com/finessedfeedingclinic
FAQ'S
What should I expect at a consult?
Consults are typically 1.5-2 hours in length.  You can expect an observed feeding session either at the breast, via bottle or other tool, a weight check for baby, an exam of the breast and nipple with possible gentle touch(with permission only), an oral exam of baby's mouth(with a gloved finger), tips for positioning and latch based on observations, a list of resources and a written care plan.  Within 24 hrs you'll also receive an emailed copy of your personalized care plan and an Insurance Superbill. (That's fancy for reimbursement form)
Are you in - Network with insurance companies?
My private practice is not within network for any Insurance Company.  The Superbill I provide for families is often accepted per the ACA guidelines for Lactation Care.  Should they not cover services (& they should), I advise all clients to file their receipts for tax purposes at the end of the year.
Can my partner attend our consult?
Absolutely!  I love to meet supportive partners or family during consults.  As long as you are comfortable baring your chest in front of them, there's not normally a reason for concern.  In the early days and weeks after baby's arrival, it's often helpful to have a second or third set of ears to help in both understanding and remembering key points to help you be as successful as possible.
Do I need to do any thing to prep for a consult?
I am not going to do a home inspection, so please don't worry about your home's appearance or yours.  I do ask for a small, sturdy flat surface for my scale so we can have the most accurate weight possible.  My only other request is that animals are placed in either a separate room or outside.  While I love animals, they are often upset by visitors around their new charges and event the calmest animal may react unexpectedly.
can I call or Email you after our Appointment?

Yes, until your Initial Concerns are either addressed or resolved.  While I have experience with many breast feeding challenges, I do not have a crystal ball or magic wand, I expect to hear from you, but I won't hound you either- you've got a sweet new baby to love on!  If your concerns aren't fully addressed during our Initial or Follow up session if needed, please call/email/text so we can make a plan together to help you find your success- whatever/however that may look. 
( I don't respond to emails or texts after business hours, I will return them asap the next business day.)