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Cross Post XP: Aeroflow breast pumps

smilormariesmilormarie
in Delaware Babies

Hello.  I came across a website that is willing to advocate on patients' behalf to get the insurance company to cover the cost of a breast pump.  I am in touch with my insurance carrier who explained that they only cover it if the baby is detained in the hospital or if the baby has a feeding problem.  I submitted the request through Aeroflow and I got a response that next day.  The representative explained to me that the majority of insurance carriers still do not know about the affordable healthcare act that requires states to cover breast pumps 100% and the company is still trying to educate insurance carriers on this policy.  

 If anyone is considering starting breast feeding and needs help working with their insurance, you may want to try a medical supply company like Aeroflow.

 http://www.aeroflowinc.com/pages/Breast-Pump.cfm

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Me: 33, hypothyroidism since 14, cleared all HSG, US, Pre-pregnancy panel tests.
Hubby: 36, testicular Ca, chemo April-May 2012.
Natural cycle IUI #1 with trigger and Progesterone Suppositories (Jun 2012) Neg
Natural Cycle IUI #2 with trigger and Progesterone Suppositories (Jul 2012) NEG
Aug 2012 - break due to needing a girls' weekend in Cape Cod
Natural Cycle IUI #3 with trigger and prednisone (Sep 2012) NEGATIVE
Switched fertility clinics - forced break Oct 2012
Natural Cycle IUI #4 (Nov 2012) no trigger, no progesterone, no prednisone (Nov 2012) - Neg
1st round Clomid Cycle IUI #5 (Dec 2012) - POS
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