Get a breast pump through insurance
Under the ACA, most plans cover a breast pump at no out-of-pocket cost. Check your coverage in 30 seconds — a medical-supply partner verifies your benefits and ships your pump.
How it works
- 1 Tell us your insurer — we route you to a DME partner that works with your plan.
- 2 They verify your benefits for free and confirm which pumps you qualify for.
- 3 Pick your pump — it ships to your door, billed to insurance. You pay $0 for covered models.
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See the provider directory →Frequently asked
Is a breast pump really free through insurance?
Under the Affordable Care Act, most insurance plans must cover the cost of a breast pump with no out-of-pocket cost. The exact model options and timing (before vs. after birth) depend on your specific plan, which a medical-supply provider confirms for you for free.
When can I order my pump?
Many plans let you order in your third trimester; some only after baby arrives. A DME (durable medical equipment) provider checks your plan and tells you the earliest date you qualify.
Which pumps are covered?
Coverage varies by plan — many cover a standard double electric pump in full, with the option to upgrade to a premium model (like a wearable) for a copay. You pick from the eligible models.
Do I need a prescription?
Usually yes — a prescription from your OB or midwife. The DME partner typically handles requesting it from your provider as part of the process.
Not sure which model to pick? See our tested best breast pumps or browse all feeding guides & gear.