How to Get a FREE Breast Pump Through Insurance – GA Medicaid

How to Get a Free Breast Pump Through Insurance

Does Georgia Medicaid cover breast pumps? YES!

Georgia Medicaid covers breast pumps for eligible members under federal and state maternity benefits. Coverage typically includes:

  • An electric breast pump
  • Delivery at no out-of-pocket cost
  • Coverage during pregnancy or postpartum
  • Coordination through approved Durable Medical Equipment (DME) suppliers

Your exact pump options and timing depend on your Georgia Medicaid Managed Care Organization (MCO).

Georgia Medicaid Managed Care Plans That Cover Breast Pumps

Most Georgia Medicaid members are enrolled in a managed care plan. The following plans commonly cover free breast pumps:

  • CareSource Georgia Medicaid
  • Amerigroup Georgia Medicaid
  • Peach State Health Plan
  • Ambetter (select pregnancy-related plans)
  • Traditional Georgia Medicaid (fee-for-service)

Each plan has slightly different rules, but all follow Medicaid guidelines requiring breastfeeding support.

How to Get a Free Breast Pump Through Georgia Medicaid (Step-by-Step)

Step 1: Confirm Your Medicaid Plan

First, identify which Georgia Medicaid plan you have. This information is usually on your insurance card.

Step 2: Use an Approved Breast Pump Supplier

Georgia Medicaid requires members to order pumps through an approved DME supplier. Pumps for Mom works with Medicaid plans to help verify coverage and coordinate approval.

Approved suppliers handle:

  • Insurance verification
  • Prescription collection (if required)
  • Shipping your pump directly to you

Step 3: Get a Prescription (If Required)

Some Georgia Medicaid plans require a prescription from your healthcare provider. This is usually a simple order stating “breast pump.”

Your provider can be:

  • OB-GYN
  • Midwife
  • Primary care provider

Many suppliers, including Pumps for Mom, help request this on your behalf.

Step 4: Timing Your Order

Depending on your plan:

  • Some allow ordering late in pregnancy
  • Others require you to order after delivery

Starting the process early helps avoid delays.

Hospital-grade or advanced pumps may require medical necessity, such as:

  • NICU stay
  • Premature birth
  • Medical conditions affecting breastfeeding

Pump availability depends on your specific Medicaid plan.

Is the Breast Pump Really Free?

Yes. For eligible Georgia Medicaid members:

  • $0 copay
  • No deductible
  • No shipping cost

If a pump upgrade is offered, it’s optional — you are not required to pay to receive a covered pump.

What If Medicaid Doesn’t Cover the Pump I Want?

If your plan doesn’t cover a specific model, you may also qualify for help through:

  • Georgia WIC Breastfeeding Programs
  • Breast pump loan programs
  • Lactation support services

Medicaid and WIC often work together to support breastfeeding families.

Why Choose Pumps for Mom?

Pumps for Mom specializes in helping Medicaid members:

  • Verify Georgia Medicaid eligibility
  • Work with CareSource, Amerigroup, Peach State, Ambetter & more
  • Handle paperwork and prescriptions
  • Get a breast pump shipped directly to your home

Our goal is to make getting your free breast pump simple, fast, and stress-free.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I get a free breast pump with Georgia Medicaid?
Yes. Georgia Medicaid covers breast pumps at no cost through approved suppliers.

Which Georgia Medicaid plans cover breast pumps?
CareSource, Amerigroup, Peach State Health Plan, and many Ambetter pregnancy plans.

Do I need a prescription for a Medicaid breast pump?
Some plans require one, others do not. Pumps for Mom will help you obtain it if you need one.

When should I order my breast pump?
Late pregnancy or postpartum, depending on your plan.

Get Started Today!

If you’re enrolled in Georgia Medicaid, you may already qualify for a FREE breast pump.

Start your request with Pumps for Mom today and let our team handle the rest.