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Multi-User Breast Pump Loan and Release - State of Michigan - michigan

Multi-User Breast Pump Loan and Release - State of Michigan - michigan 2025

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The document is a Multi-User Breast Pump Loan and Release Agreement for the Michigan WIC Program. It outlines the terms and conditions for borrowing a breast pump, including responsibilities for care, return policies, and liability waivers. The agreement requires recipients to acknowledge receipt of instructions on using the pump and handling breastmilk, while also detailing reasons for issuance related to infant feeding challenges.

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How to get a free pump while pregnant?

How do I get a free pump? Any expecting or new mom can seek out a free pump through their private insurance, Medicaid, WIC program, or local hospital.

Where can I donate a pump?

Where Can I Donate My Pump? Hospitals and Womens Health Clinics. Many hospitals and womens health clinics accept donated pumps, especially if they are hospital-grade or closed-system pumps. Womens Shelters and Support Organizations. Non-Profit Organizations. Online Motherhood Networks and Community Groups.

Can you get a free pump with each pregnancy?

Most insurers will only provide coverage for one pump per pregnancy. You can often qualify for this benefit up until one year postpartum. Even if you have secondary health insurance, youre only able to use your pump benefit through your primary insurance plan.

How long after a baby is born will insurance cover a pump?

The last month of pregnancy is the time to do your research, make sure you have your prescription, and order your pump. (But most pumps have limited-time warranties, so theres no reason to use up that time by ordering the pump any earlier.)

Can you get two pumps?

Many new mothers love having a second pump on hand, as it provides: A backup in case your first pump experiences problems. A secondary option for pumping at work or in the car. Convenience when both pumps are at home.

What pumps are covered by Michigan Medicaid?

What Pumps Does MI Medicaid Cover? Basic Manual Pumps. Standard Electric Pumps. Some Plans May cover Hospital-grade Pumps.

When should I order a pump during pregnancy?

You can contact your obstetrician (OB/GYN) or hospital for information about providers in your area that may offer pumps or you can search for in-network DME suppliers by utilizing the Provider Finder under the Doctors Hospitals tab of Blue Access for Members (BAM).

Multi-User Breast Pump Loan and Release - State of Michigan - michigan 2025

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