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Breast Pumps
Get a Breast pump through your insurance!
Did you know that a breast pump is a covered benefit through your health insurance? It's true! Here is a quick look at the entire process. Note: To determine the exact steps for your plan, call your health insurance company.
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Verify eligibility. Call your insurance provider to verify what’s covered, which pumps are offered, and when you can order.
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Get a prescription. Ask your healthcare provider for one
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Choose a supplier. Your insurance provider may work with certain suppliers or you can use a supplier that handles paperwork and shipping for you.
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Submit your prescription to your supplier. In some cases, the supplier can obtain and process a prescription on your behalf.
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Select your pump. Follow the directions from the supplier to select a breast pump from your covered options.
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Get your free breast pump. It might be shipped immediately or it might take several weeks, depending on insurance and other factors. It’s best to get the process started early!
free breast pump resources & Education
Hospitals
​San Joaquin County General Hospital
(209) 468-6460
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Health Education Departments
(Pump rentals for Kaiser members only.)
(209) 839-6319
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wIC programs
For Eligible WIC Participants that meet loan or give away pump criteria. Contact your WIC Agency to determine eligibility.
San Joaquin County Public Health Services
(209) 468-3280
Community Medical Centers, Inc.
(209) 870-5000
Delta Health Care
(209) 477-0378
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