How booking works

  1. Book your time. You do not need your insurance information to book. Jane asks for a card to hold the appointment, and nothing is charged at booking.
  2. Complete your patient forms. They arrive by email right after you book. This is where your insurance information goes.
  3. We verify your benefits. Our Billing Team checks your coverage from those forms and emails you a summary of your coverage and any expected out-of-pocket cost before your visit.

Lactation coverage varies by insurance plan. If your plan does not cover the visit, we contact you before anything is charged, and you decide whether to continue at our self-pay rate.

Good to know before you book

  • Online booking opens about 48 hours out. That is the time our Billing Team needs to verify your benefits. If an earlier time opens up, our scheduling team will contact you.

  • If the adult patient isn’t pregnant, lactating, or inducing lactation, insurance will not cover your visit.
  • Home visits cannot be booked online. If your visit type says “contact to book”, please use our patient request form and our team will reach out.
  • Virtual appointments are not covered by these plans: UHSS, UMR, GEHA, UHC, BCBS Federal, and Cigna Allegiance.
  • HMO plans need a referral. If you have an HMO plan that we accept, an authorized referral must be received by your appointment date for the visit to be billed to insurance. Without it, the visit is billed at our self-pay rate.
  • Completing your forms promptly gives our Billing Team the most time to work on your benefits.

Questions about coverage or referrals? Call our Billing Team at 281-626-5271. Not sure whether we take your plan? Try our Coverage Estimator.

At the heart of Dr. Chelsea’s practice lies a commitment to personalized care. She takes the time to truly listen to the needs and concerns of each family, tailoring her support to meet their unique preferences and circumstances.

Dr. Chelsea’s approach to chiropractic care extends beyond adjustments alone. She often recommends complementary therapies such as pediatric physical therapy or cranial sacral therapy, recognizing the profound benefits that arise when these modalities work in harmony with chiropractic care.

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With a holistic approach to lactation support, I believe in addressing the needs of the whole person. I find immense reward in helping families feel empowered and confident in their feeding choices, knowing that they have the knowledge and support to nurture their little ones.

Outside of my professional role, I cherish spending time with my family and friends, exploring the outdoors, and embarking on adventures. One of my biggest passions is learning sign language for my two deaf children and to support the broader D/deaf community, from pregnancy to lactation. My current skill level is conversational sign but am working on fluency and medical terminology.

When it comes to supporting breastfeeding families, I recognize the importance of involving other family members, such as partners and grandparents, in the journey. Their support is invaluable in bolstering parents’ confidence and empowerment.

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“I believe that when a mom and baby are struggling, whether it be with feeding, sleeping, colic, reflux or other issues, it is important to look at the whole picture to find the root cause of the problem. You can treat symptoms all day long, but as your baby grows, they will just develop into new symptoms. If you don’t find the root cause, you will always be chasing a new treatment.”

Suzanne began her career as a Breastfeeding Educator and founded Merry-Go-Round in Kingwood in 2003. Merry-Go-Round quickly became known as the go-to resource for new parents in the area as it provided everything from private lactation consultations to breast pump rentals to hosting a weekly breastfeeding support group. While in private practice, Suzanne provided lactation support to numerous local mothers in the North Houston area and became known for her expertise in handling complex breastfeeding issues. In 2010, she received the Family Time Woman of Achievement in Business Award, recognizing the contributions that her business had made to the community.

In 2014, Suzanne transitioned from private practice to working for The Woman’s Hospital of Texas. While working at the hospital, Suzanne not only provided lactation support to mothers in the early postpartum period, but was instrumental in helping the hospital become the first Baby-Friendly (BFHI) designated hospital in the Houston area. A hospital can only receive the BFHI designation when they implement specific practices that have been shown to support successful breastfeeding. In 2015, she was approached by Dr. James Liu at Adult and ENT & Allergy of The Woodlands to establish a lactation practice in his office to provide support for parents and the babies being seen in his office for lip and tongue ties. In her role at the practice, she wrote the infant frenectomy discharge guide, established procedures and protocols for the infant frenectomy procedure, and recruited and trained other lactation consultants for the practice. In 2016, Suzanne returned to Private Practice, this time with Tessa Gardin, IBCLC, founding Bayou City Breastfeeding to provide in-home lactation consultations to mothers in central and north Houston. Since that time, the practice has grown, and now has two office locations and has expanded to include several other IBCLCs.

Over her lactation career, Suzanne has continued to pursue additional lactation training and certifications, becoming a Certified Lactation Counselor in 2006 and eventually an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) in 2016. She continues to pursue advanced lactation training to further her knowledge by taking classes and attending conferences. She is a member of ILCA (International Lactation Consultant Association), USLCA (United States Lactation Consultant Association), the American Laser Study Club, and IATP (International Association of Tongue tie Professionals). She also serves as co-Vice President of HALCEA (Houston Area Lactation Consultant and Educator Association).

Suzanne and her husband have been married 20 years, and together have three children. She enjoys spending time with her family, is an avid runner and enjoys working out, reading, biking, cooking and painting.

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