Marks Lactation Support

Your first of three visits for which your insurance is billed directly, for service. We assess the current feeding relationship, and devise a realistic plan of care (POC) to support you in meeting your goals. You will get the details of our visit, the POC, as well as resources and referrals that we talked about. Includes 2 weeks of remote support, following the visit.

For the family with whom I have an established IBCLC/Client relationship. Often scheduled during the initial visit, if recommended. Or, when we have been working towards a sustainable routine that meets your family's feeding goals, but you prefer more in-person support.
Should new issues arise i.e. introducing the bottle, introducing solid foods, teething, weaning, pregnancy, etc... we will address the challenges, together. 2 weeks remote support included.

We assesses the current feeding relationship, and devise a realistic plan of care (POC) to support you in meeting your goals. I provide a summary of the details of our visit, the POC, as well as resources and referrals that we talked about. Includes 2 weeks of remote support, following the visit. A follow up visit is typically recommended, to assess how the POC is working for your family, and adjust it so that it is sustainable, for the coming months.

For the family with whom I have an established IBCLC/Client relationship. Often scheduled during the initial visit, if recommended. Or, when we have been working towards a sustainable routine that meets your family's feeding goals, but you prefer more in-person support.
Should new issues arise i.e. introducing the bottle, introducing solid foods, teething, weaning, pregnancy, etc... we will address the challenges, together. 2 weeks remote support included.

Prepare your priorities and plan for how you want to feed your baby. Know if there are any factors that might delay the secretory phase of lactation (often called "milk comes in"). Know the signs that you need more support, and how to get it. Explore prenatal hand expression. Most birthing centers offer a breastfeeding class, and it is highly recommended. This visit is a supplement to those types of courses. $25 travel fee. TriCare is billed directly for services.

TriCare is billed directly, for service. $25 travel fee within service area. We assesses the current feeding relationship, and devise a realistic plan of care (POC) to support you in meeting your goals. You will get the details of our visit, the POC, as well as resources and referrals that we talked about. Includes 2 weeks of remote support, following the visit. Travel fee is converted to $25 cancellation fee.

TriCare is billed directly service. $25 travel fee. For the family with whom I have an established IBCLC/Client relationship. When we have been working towards a sustainable routine that meets your infant feeding goals, but you prefer more in-person support.
Or, Should new issues arise i.e. introducing the bottle, introducing solid foods, teething, weaning, pregnancy, etc... Includes 2 weeks remote support, following the visit. Travel fee converts to cancelation fee.

Private, 1 on 1 conversation/support utilizing my expertise. Common subjects: the lactation profession, mindfulness, infant feeding. You share your thoughts, ask questions, suss out conflicting information etc... 1 email sent to summarize the things we said. Not a consultation, whereas I would create a report on my assessment, a plan of care, and provide 2 weeks of remote support subscription with follow up video chats. If that sounds more like what you need book a virtual consultation with me.

Lactation Network is billed directly, for service. $25 cancelation fee, without 48 hours notice. We assess the current feeding relationship, and devise a realistic plan of care (POC) to support you in meeting your goals. I email the details of our visit, the POC, as well as resources and referrals that we talked about. Includes 2 weeks of remote support, following the visit.

Lactation Network is billed directly, for service. $25 cancelation fee, without 48 hours notice. We assess the current feeding relationship, and devise a realistic plan of care (POC) to support you in meeting your goals. I email the details of our visit, the POC, as well as resources and referrals that we talked about. Includes 2 weeks of remote support, following the visit.

TriCare is billed directly, for service. No travel fee. $25 cancelation fee, without 48 hours notice. We assess the current feeding relationship, and devise a realistic plan of care (POC) to support you in meeting your goals. I email the details of our visit, the POC, as well as resources and referrals that we talked about. Includes 2 weeks of remote support, following the visit.

TriCare is billed directly for my service. For the family with whom I have an established IBCLC/Client relationship. When we have been working towards a sustainable routine that meets your infant feeding goals, but you prefer more in-person support.
Or, Should new issues arise i.e. introducing the bottle, introducing solid foods, teething, weaning, pregnancy, etc... Includes 2 weeks remote support, following the visit.

We assesses the current feeding relationship, and devise a realistic plan of care (POC) to support you in meeting your goals. I follow up with the details of our visit, the POC, as well as resources and referrals that we talked about. Includes 2 weeks of remote support, following the visit. A follow up visit is typically recommended, to assess how the POC is working for your family, and adjust it so that it is sustainable, for the coming months.

For the family with whom I have an established IBCLC/Client relationship. When we have been working towards a sustainable routine that meets your infant feeding goals, but you prefer more in-person support.
Or, Should new issues arise i.e. introducing the bottle, introducing solid foods, teething, weaning, pregnancy, etc... Includes 2 weeks remote support, following the visit.

Prepare your priorities and plan for how you want to feed your baby. Know if there are any factors that might delay the secretory phase of lactation (often called "milk comes in"). Know the signs that you need more support, and how to get it. Explore prenatal hand expression. Most birthing centers offer a breastfeeding class, and it is highly recommended. This visit is a supplement to those types of courses.

Prepare your priorities and plan for how you want to feed your baby. Know if there are any factors that might delay the secretory phase of lactation (often called "milk comes in"). Know the signs that you need more support, and how to get it. Explore prenatal hand expression. Most birthing centers offer a breastfeeding class, and it is highly recommended. This visit is a supplement to those types of courses.