Spectra Breast Pumps

Spectra Natural Remedies

Spectra combines gentle vibration with soothing suckling action to stimulate milk production, our Natural Nursing Technology™ simulates the natural way a baby nurses and promotes a more comfortable pumping experience. Loved by lactation consultants and moms alike, the Spectra S2, S9 & Synergy Gold electric breast pumps bring confidence and comfort to every moment of the breastfeeding journey. Gentle & discreet, Spectra makes pumping a more natural part of the nursing process.


Disclaimer: Upgraded breast pumps are not 100% covered by your insurance. The amount you are required to pay out-of-pocket varies by the insurance provider.

Spectra Natural Remedies

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FEATURES
  • Portable and Rechargeable

  • Ultra Quiet for Discreet Pumping Sessions

  • Touch Screen With Timer

  • Customized Massage Mode Settings

  • Soothing Level 3 Illumination Night Light

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FEATURES
  • Dual Controls - Independent Breast Settings

  • Ultra Quiet for Discreet Pumping Sessions

  • Touch Screen With Timer

  • Customized Massage Mode Settings

  • Soothing Level 3 Illumination Night Light

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FEATURES
  • Ultra Quiet for Discreet Pumping Sessions

  • Auto Timer with Display

  • Lightweight for Easy Transportation

  • Customized Massage Mode Settings

  • Soothing Level 2 Illumination Night Light

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FAQ

Q: What is the Spectra Breast Pump Through Insurance program?

A: The Spectra Breast Pump Through Insurance program is designed to assist eligible individuals in obtaining a Spectra breast pump through their health insurance coverage. Its primary goal is to offer new mothers access to top-quality breast pumps to support and improve their breastfeeding journey.

Q: Is a breast pump covered by my insurance?

A: Generally, yes, that's the case. The majority of health insurance plans include breast pump coverage as a component of their maternity benefits. Nevertheless, the precise details of coverage can diverge depending on your insurance provider and the particulars of your plan. It's vital to make direct contact with your insurance company or thoroughly examine your policy to establish the extent of your coverage.

Q: How do I know if I qualify for a Spectra breast pump through insurance?

A: Qualifying for a Spectra breast pump through insurance is contingent upon the terms and conditions outlined in your personal insurance plan. Generally, you'll be required to fulfill certain eligibility prerequisites, which could involve factors such as the timing of your request and a medical necessity evaluation. To confirm your eligibility status, it's recommended that you get in touch with your insurance provider or review the documentation pertaining to your plan.

Q: What types of Spectra breast pumps are available through the program?

A: The specific Spectra breast pump models available through the program may vary depending on your insurance provider and plan. However, commonly provided options often include popular models such as the Spectra S1 and S2 Plus. These pumps are designed with various features to meet the needs of breastfeeding mothers.

Q: How can I get a Spectra breast pump through my insurance?

A: New and expectant mothers have the option to request a Spectra breast pump through various insurance providers, including reputable ones such as Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, United Healthcare, Cigna, and more. To simplify the process for your convenience, Byram Healthcare is here to assist you. Byram Healthcare is a respected medical supply company dedicated to providing comprehensive support, educational resources, and essential supplies for individuals throughout their pregnancy and parenthood journey.

Q: Do I need a prescription to get a Spectra breast pump through insurance?

A: The necessity of obtaining a prescription for a Spectra breast pump through insurance depends on the specific terms of your insurance plan. Many plans indeed require a prescription from your healthcare provider as a vital step in the approval process. It is advisable to contact either your insurance provider or the chosen breast pump supplier to ascertain whether acquiring a prescription is mandatory and to take the necessary steps to obtain one if it is indeed required.