Private one-on-one prenatal consultations are unlike a typical prenatal class. Tailored to your specific needs, these consultations are recommend for expectant parents who are first time parents, had difficulty breastfeeding with a previous child, are inducing lactation, planning on co-nursing, planning to chestfeed, or planning to exclusively pump. We also offer visits for families who are inducing lactation or wanting to relactate
📌 Selected Aetna, United Healthcare, SANA Health, Cigna and BCBS plans accepted.
💲For our self-pay clients, we have timely payment discounts. Your online booking will require a $50 deposit. The remainder of the visit fee will be charged to the card on file within 48 hour of your visit.

Private one-on-one postpartum consultations are tailored to your specific needs. These consultations are recommended for any breastfeeding parent who would like more education and support, those experiencing breastfeeding difficulties (latch pain, milk supply issues, infant colic/reflux/gas, etc.), and those who would just like to have someone check to make sure that things are going well. These visits are offered as in office, in home or virtual visits through telehealth.
📌 Selected Aetna, United Healthcare, SANA Health, Cigna and BCBS plans accepted.
💲For our self-pay clients, we have timely payment discounts. Your online booking will require a $50 deposit. The remainder of the visit fee will be charged to the card on file within 48 hour of your visit.

As IBCLCs we are trained in all forms of infant feeding and breast milk production. We fully support families who choose to bottle feed, exclusively pump or exclusively formula feed. We understand that these families often face similar feeding challenges to those families who choose to exclusively breastfeed. Visits for these issues *may* be able to be be billed to selected insurance plans (Aetna, BCBS, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare) or families may choose to cash pay for these services.

Even if you don't live in Houston, or if you cannot have an in-person visit, we can still help We offer virtual visits worldwide using our HIPAA compliant video conferencing system Spruce Health. We can help with everything from latch issues, to milk supply, to pumping, to oral restrictions (tongue tie), to back to work, to introducing solids and even weaning. Selected insurance plans accepted from Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield (BCBS), Cigna and UnitedHealthcare. Visits are billed on an hourly basis and are scheduled for 1 hour.

We are in network with many BCBS plans. Some BCBS plans (such as UT Health and TRS Activecare) put restrictions on the type of provider you can see for lactation services, how long after delivery the services are provided, and the locations they will cover (in home, office, outpatient, in hopsital). Please contact your insurance company and ask if lactation visits must be provided by a nurse practitioner, MD or Midwife, and ask if they have any limitations on locations or how long after delivery they continue to cover lactation services. If BCBS denies your claim for any of the above reasons, they apply the full fee to payment responsiblity and you will end up paying out of pocket for your visit. We are typically seeing them cover plans that have member IDs starting with ZGP and R.

We are in network with many BCBS plans. Some BCBS plans (such as UT Health and TRS Activecare) put restrictions on the type of provider you can see for lactation services, how long after delivery the services are provided, and the locations they will cover (in home, office, outpatient, in hopsital). Please contact your insurance company and ask if lactation visits must be provided by a nurse practitioner, MD or Midwife, and ask if they have any limitations on locations or how long after delivery they continue to cover lactation services. If BCBS denies your claim for any of the above reasons, they apply the full fee to payment responsiblity and you will end up paying out of pocket for your visit. We are typically seeing them cover plans that have member IDs starting with ZGP and R.

We are in network with many BCBS plans. Some BCBS plans (such as UT Health and TRS Activecare) put restrictions on the type of provider you can see for lactation services, how long after delivery the services are provided, and the locations they will cover (in home, office, outpatient, in hopsital). Please contact your insurance company and ask if lactation visits must be provided by a nurse practitioner, MD or Midwife, and ask if they have any limitations on locations or how long after delivery they continue to cover lactation services. If BCBS denies your claim for any of the above reasons, they apply the full fee to payment responsiblity and you will end up paying out of pocket for your visit. We are typically seeing them cover plans that have member IDs starting with ZGP and R.

We are in network with many BCBS plans. Some BCBS plans (such as UT Health and TRS Activecare) put restrictions on the type of provider you can see for lactation services, how long after delivery the services are provided, and the locations they will cover (in home, office, outpatient, in hopsital). Please contact your insurance company and ask if lactation visits must be provided by a nurse practitioner, MD or Midwife, and ask if they have any limitations on locations or how long after delivery they continue to cover lactation services. If BCBS denies your claim for any of the above reasons, they apply the full fee to payment responsiblity and you will end up paying out of pocket for your visit. We are typically seeing them cover plans that have member IDs starting with ZGP and R.

We are in network with many BCBS plans. Some BCBS plans (such as UT Health and TRS Activecare) put restrictions on the type of provider you can see for lactation services, how long after delivery the services are provided, and the locations they will cover (in home, office, outpatient, in hopsital). Please contact your insurance company and ask if lactation visits must be provided by a nurse practitioner, MD or Midwife, and ask if they have any limitations on locations or how long after delivery they continue to cover lactation services. If BCBS denies your claim for any of the above reasons, they apply the full fee to payment responsiblity and you will end up paying out of pocket for your visit. We are typically seeing them cover plans that have member IDs starting with ZGP and R.

We are in network with many BCBS plans. Some BCBS plans (such as UT Health and TRS Activecare) put restrictions on the type of provider you can see for lactation services, how long after delivery the services are provided, and the locations they will cover (in home, office, outpatient, in hospital). Please contact your insurance company and ask if lactation visits must be provided by a nurse practitioner, MD or Midwife, and ask if they have any limitations on locations or how long after delivery they continue to cover lactation services. If BCBS denies your claim for any of the above reasons, they apply the full fee to payment responsibility and you will end up paying out of pocket for your visit.

We are in network with many BCBS plans. Some BCBS plans (such as UT Health and TRS Activecare) put restrictions on the type of provider you can see for lactation services, how long after delivery the services are provided, and the locations they will cover (in home, office, outpatient, in hospital). Please contact your insurance company and ask if lactation visits must be provided by a nurse practitioner, MD or Midwife, and ask if they have any limitations on locations or how long after delivery they continue to cover lactation services. If BCBS denies your claim for any of the above reasons, they apply the full fee to payment responsibility and you will end up paying out of pocket for your visit.

We are in network with many BCBS plans. Some BCBS plans (such as UT Health and TRS Activecare) put restrictions on the type of provider you can see for lactation services, how long after delivery the services are provided, and the locations they will cover (in home, office, outpatient, in hospital). Please contact your insurance company and ask if lactation visits must be provided by a nurse practitioner, MD or Midwife, and ask if they have any limitations on locations or how long after delivery they continue to cover lactation services. If BCBS denies your claim for any of the above reasons, they apply the full fee to payment responsibility and you will end up paying out of pocket for your visit.

TRICARE covers six (6) one-hour Lactation Visits. TRICARE clients will have a $14.98 coinsurance for each visit.. The initial visit is broken into 2 visits on 2 seperate days to allow for the necessary time to provide comprehensive support. Please make sure to book BOTH PARTS of the Initial Visit when scheduling. Both visits are REQUIRED to provide the level of care our clients have come to expect. We have 2 certified TRICARE East providers, but are not IN NETWORK Providers. We can only see TRICARE Prime members with a referral.

TRICARE covers six (6) one-hour Lactation Visits. TRICARE clients will have a $14.98 coinsurance for each visit, plus an additional $35 fee for multiples (total $49.98 per visit).. The initial visit is broken into 2 visits on 2 seperate days to allow for the necessary time to provide comprehensive support. Please make sure to book BOTH PARTS of the Initial Visit when scheduling. Both visits are REQUIRED to provide the level of care our clients have come to expect. We have 2 certified TRICARE East providers, but are not IN NETWORK Providers. We can only see TRICARE Prime members with a referral.

At nursing well checks we observe and examine the baby and parent; assess baby's feeding, growth and development; discuss topics specific to the baby's age and development and give anticipatory guidance and advice to parents. These visits sit in between your normal pediatrician visits. TRICARE covers six (6) one-hour Lactation Visits, which can be used for nursing well checks.. If you have used all your TRICARE visits, you can choose to self-pay for the nursing well check.

Chiropractic and Myofacial Therapy (bodywork)
During a bodywork session, the provider will use gentle movements, gentle pressure, massage and gentle manipulation of the baby’s soft tissues and fascia to identify and treat areas of tightness or weakness. Generally, the bodyworker will do a full body assessment of the baby and will move the baby through different positions during the exam. You may be provided with exercises to do at home. We do NOT currently accept insurance for bodywork appointments

Biophotomodulation (Laser Therapy)
Discover the healing power of Laser PBM Therapy. This advanced light therapy is designed to treat a variety of conditions related to breastfeeding and postpartum recovery, including:

- Nipple Trauma and Plugged Ducts: Accelerates healing and reduces inflammation.
- TMJ Disorders: Offers relief from jaw pain and improves joint function.
- Nursing Wrist/Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Alleviates pain and enhances wrist function.
- Pre and Post Frenectomy Care: Aids in reducing discomfort and swelling in infants.
- Muscle Tightness: Relaxes muscles and reduces soreness.
- Birth Trauma: Helps infants recover from the physical impacts of birth.
- Torticollis: Treats affected neck muscles in infants.
- Bruising from Birth Trauma: Reduces bruising and swelling in infants.

PBM is a non-invasive treatment that uses specific light wavelengths to promote tissue repair, reduce pain and inflammation, and enhance recovery.