Insurance Covered Breast Pumps Expands Catalogue

Bloomington, Illinois based Insurance Covered Breast Pumps (ICBP) is reaching out to their clients all across the US to announce that new breast pump models are now available on their website.

ICBP continues their history as one of the most distinguished breast pump providers in the US by expanding their catalogue, which can be accessed through their website. They have added several new models, all of which are insurance-covered. These new models seek to help the company’s clients find the perfect solution that fits their individual needs, providing them with different options to choose from, with different accessories and at varying prices. Depending on the insurance provider, some of these models can even turn out to be free, coinciding with ICBP’s free shipping within the US. This is something that the company takes great pride in, as they state that offering affordable options to all of their clients has always been their top priority.

One of the new models available on ICBP’s website is the Ameda Mya breast pump, a compact, portable breast pump that does not compromise in quality nor strength. With dimensions of 4” (L) x 3.5” (W) x 1.75” (H), a remarkable lightness and quietness are some of the Ameda Mya’s most notorious characteristics. It offers moms a convenient, safe and discreet way to provide their babies vital nutrition with a new level of freedom (whether it is used while working, traveling or just having a night out). It boasts a suction strength of up to 280 mmHg—that puts it on par with hospital-grade breast pumps—and a smart auto power off function among many other exciting utilities. The Ameda Mya is one of the best breast pumps at its price range.

ICBP also added the ARDO Calypso Double Plus breast pump, a device that is similar in functionality to the Ameda Mya, despite featuring very clear and important distinctions. This pump features a closed system and an extremely quiet motor. Its lightweight design weighs approximately 0.9 lbs and utilizes a digital display with adjustable suction and cycle for up to 64 different customizable settings, making this one of the most comprehensive automatic breast pump options. This breast pump model, however, is only available for purchase through insurance companies, though the company’s representatives reassure their clients that they can work alongside them to determine their insurance’s coverage.

For those looking for a simpler option, ICBP recently included an Ameda One-Hand Manual Breast Pump Kit in their catalogue. A representative of the company says, “This single-user pump aims to help a mother safely and effectively express and store her milk when she is unable to nurse directly. It is an excellent choice for mothers who pump their breast milk occasionally and don’t mind putting in a little bit more effort than they otherwise would with an automatic pump. The ergonomic manual pump handle is based on the original design that earned the High Design-Innovation Quality Award from Design Zentrum Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany. This simple means that you can use it as long as necessary with minimum soreness and discomfort on your wrist.”

In addition to these new alternatives, ICBP features other breast pump models from high-quality brands of distinguished renown. A representative of the company states, "Our goal is to provide quality breast pumps and accessories to help create a positive breastfeeding experience for both moms and babies. We work with most insurance and medical plan providers to make this happen, and we are committed to helping our clients receive the product that they need at little to no out of pocket cost."

ICBP complements their catalogue of products with a broad selection of useful resources, including guides, frequently asked questions and advice on different topics that commonly trouble mothers all across the US. Some of the resources available on their website include articles where they offer help in determining insurance coverage, the best breast pump depending on certain conditions and general advice for first-time mothers (among many other topics).

The company’s website offers more details on Insurance Covered Breast Pumps and their products. Interested parties may contact the company through the contact form on their website, which they can use to voice any inquiries. Their website can be accessed here: insurancecoveredbreastpumps.com.