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Yummy Mummy is pleased to offer the Medela Symphony and Ameda Elite hospital-grade breast pumps for rental. You will need a prescription with a valid diagnosis code from your OBGYN in your name. You may extend your rental period at any time by calling toll free 855-87-YUMMY (879-8669) or by emailing us.

Both the Medela Symphony and the Ameda Elite breast pumps are FDA-approved as multiple-user pumps. They offer efficient and powerful pumping for maximum milk expression.

Call toll free 855-87-YUMMY (879-8669) or or use the convenient contact form above.

We are proud to offer free UPS ground service for the delivery and return of your hospital-grade pump throughout the country for insurance customers.

As you may already know, the Affordable Care Act requires health insurance plans to cover womens' preventative services. For moms that may mean a double-electric breast pump, breast pump supplies, and/or counseling and support with no cost-sharing (co-payments, co-insurance or deductibles) to the mother. Because standard electric breast pumps provide the performance and features that most moms need, the large majority of plans will not cover a hospital-grade breast pump unless there is a medical necessity for one.

To prove a medical necessity, a mother will be required to send Yummy Mummy a prescription from her physician. Because hospital-grade pumps are generally not covered without showing medical necessity, many moms who wish to use a hospital-grade pump choose to rent one without the use of their insurance. Please note that while a majority of plans will cover a standard electric breast pump during the last 30 days of a woman's pregnancy, plans will not cover a hospital-grade pump before the baby is born.

If you are an Aetna member, please note that, according to the Aetna policy bulletin on breast pumps, Aetna considers rental of a reusable breast pump medically necessary durable medical equipment (DME) when either of the following criteria is met:

• For the period of time that a newborn is detained in the hospital after the mother is discharged; breast pump rental is not considered medically necessary once the newborn is discharged; or
• For babies who have congenital disorders that interfere with feeding, a breast pump is considered medically necessary for up to 12 months of age.