Spectra Breast Pump With Insurance

Insurance-Covered Spectra Breast Pumps

See If You Qualify Today!

Combining gentle vibration with soothing suckling action to stimulate milk production, Spectra’s Natural Nursing Technology simulates the natural way a baby nurses and promotes a more comfortable pumping experience.

Does my insurance cover Spectra breast pumps?

Yes, it is likely that your insurance covers breast pumps, including Spectra. EHCS carries the following Spectra breast pumps partially or completely covered by insurance (plans vary); click on each breast pump to learn more.

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Spectra S1 Bundle with Tote & Cooler

Stylish, simple, and convenient – the Spectra S1 Bundle with Tote & Pink Cooler Kit is great for active moms to help transport and store…

Spectra S1 Plus Breast Pump

The Spectra S1 Breast Pump boasts many great features, and like all Spectra pumps, is a closed system – a physical barrier between the milk…

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Spectra S2 Plus Breast Pump

The Spectra S2 is designed to meet the needs of moms and make life easier. All Spectra pumps are closed systems – a physical barrier…

Spectra 9 Plus

The Spectra 9 Plus Portable Rechargeable double electric breast pump is ideal for moms seeking portability and performance. Perfect for travel and weighing only 1/2lb,…

Edwards Health Care Services is proud to carry and offer our moms Spectra brand breast pumps covered by insurance!

*Not all insurance policies cover all breast pumps, and some policies do not permit upgrades. Your breast pump coordinator will walk you through the process, determine your coverage, explain the pumps you’re qualified for, and inform you of any available upgrades. Please note that your available brand and model will depend on your insurance plan and eligibility.

Exceptions: There are some plans that are grandfathered in, and those plans do not have to provide breast pump coverage. Grandfathered plans are ones that existed prior to March 23, 2010 and “haven’t changed in ways that substantially cut benefits or increase costs for plan holders,” according to HealthCare.gov. Please note that your insurance company must notify you if you have a grandfathered plan. Here at Edwards Health Care Services, we’re seeing fewer and fewer grandfathered plans. If you’re not sure of your eligibility, just fill out the form and someone from our team will be in touch.