Accepted by 300+ Insurance Plans
Most insurance plans fully cover your breast pump under the ACA.
Your pump ships directly to your door at no extra charge.
We verify your benefits and file everything with your insurer.
Most orders arrive within a week of insurance verification.
The ACA’s preventive care mandate requires all compliant health insurance plans in Maryland to cover breastfeeding support and supplies, which includes a breast pump, without any cost-sharing. This applies to plans purchased through Maryland Health Connection (the state marketplace), employer-sponsored group coverage, and individual insurance policies.
Maryland’s proximity to Washington D.C. means that many Maryland residents — particularly those in Silver Spring, Bethesda, Columbia, and the greater Baltimore-Washington corridor — work for the federal government and carry Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) plans. These plans are also required to cover breast pumps under the ACA. Pumps for Mom accepts FEHB plans and can help federal employees living in Maryland verify their coverage and select a pump at zero cost.
Maryland delivers Medicaid benefits through the HealthChoice managed care program. Eligible Maryland residents are enrolled in one of several participating managed care organizations that provide comprehensive health coverage, including maternity care and breastfeeding supplies. The major HealthChoice MCOs include:
Each of these HealthChoice plans covers breast pumps for eligible mothers as part of postpartum benefits. If you are enrolled in Maryland Medicaid through HealthChoice, Pumps for Mom can verify your MCO coverage and coordinate directly with your plan to get a breast pump shipped to you at no charge.
Takes less than 60 seconds. Most moms pay $0.
Pumps for Mom accepts most insurance plans active in Maryland. Below are some of the carriers we work with regularly:
If your carrier is not on this list, do not assume you are ineligible. Enter your insurance information at Pumps for Mom and we will verify your breast pump benefits.
Enter your Maryland insurance or HealthChoice plan information on Pumps for Mom. We check your benefits and confirm your breast pump coverage in minutes.
See which breast pump brands and models your Maryland plan covers — including Spectra, Medela, Elvie, Willow, and more — then choose the best fit.
We handle claims and paperwork with your insurer, then ship your pump free to your Maryland address — Baltimore, Columbia, Silver Spring, Annapolis, or beyond.
Most insurance plans cover a breast pump at no cost to you.
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Does Maryland Medicaid HealthChoice cover breast pumps?
Yes. Maryland Medicaid benefits are delivered through the HealthChoice managed care program, and all participating MCOs — including CareFirst, Molina, Jai Medical, Priority Partners, and UnitedHealthcare — cover breast pumps for eligible mothers. Pumps for Mom can check your HealthChoice coverage and handle the ordering process.
Can federal employees in Maryland get a free breast pump?
Yes. Many Maryland residents are federal employees whose FEHB plans cover breast pumps under the ACA. Pumps for Mom accepts most FEHB plans and can verify your specific coverage. Enter your FEHB plan details on our site to see your available pumps.
Does CareFirst BCBS cover breast pumps in Maryland?
Yes. CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, the largest insurer in the Maryland region, covers breast pumps as a preventive benefit under the ACA. Pumps for Mom works directly with CareFirst to verify benefits and process claims for Maryland moms.
What is the best time to order a breast pump in Maryland?
Most Maryland insurance plans allow ordering during the third trimester, typically around 30 weeks of pregnancy. However, timing varies by insurer and plan type. Pumps for Mom can tell you exactly when your Maryland plan allows you to place your order.
Does Pumps for Mom ship to all Maryland cities?
Yes. We offer free shipping to every Maryland address — Baltimore, Columbia, Silver Spring, Germantown, Annapolis, Frederick, Rockville, and all other cities and rural areas throughout the state.
Find out which breast pumps your Maryland insurance or HealthChoice plan covers at no cost. Quick check — takes under 60 seconds.
