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Re: Rx for breast pump?
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I had Ohio Medicaid with DS and was going back to work FT and the cost of the pump was covered. It was considered a medical device. Sadly, I wore it out, so hopefully, I can get another Rx. Also, look into WIC if you are eligible. I think the cutoff is 150% of the poverty level. So a family of 4 is around $33K. They will loan you pumps, and they were the ones to give me info on getting a pump with insurance!
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When I had my first, Medicaid did not cover pumps (purchase or rental), and wic would only loan you one if you were bfing full time.
For my second, I had teacher insurance, a PISA was covered at the medical supply facility 100% with a prescription.
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, wife to B 9/16/05 , mama to B 1/23/07 H 9/27/08 (after three years of GI issues FINALLY getting a celiac diagnosis!) and our miracle baby C who joined us 9/6/2011, and is forever greatful to his "milk mamas" who pump for us! We do lots of crunchy things and some soggy things, too. |
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, wife to B 9/16/05
, mama to B 1/23/07
H 9/27/08 (after three years of GI issues FINALLY getting a celiac diagnosis!)
and our miracle baby C who joined us 9/6/2011, and is forever greatful to his "milk mamas" who pump for us! We do lots of crunchy things and some soggy things, too.
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