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Ensures adequate breast milk supply when mom is unable to latch baby directly to the breast
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Reduces unnecessary formula supplementation
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Increases length of exclusive breastmilk feeding
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Increases patient satisfaction scores
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Increases use of Mom’s Own Milk and decreases use of donor milk
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Decreases cost to facility by reducing use of manual pumps and pumping kits
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Monthly Reporting, including breastmilk feeding outcomes
Frequently Asked Questions
Requesting a Breast Pump
Financial Cost
Hours of Availability
Obtaining Authorization
Forming a Partnership
Moms receiving a Breast Pump from the Breast Pump Depot experience improved breastmilk feeding outcomes
“Because of your company, very few of our NICU moms go home without a pump now. This means our long term breastfeeding rates are continuing to increase, and we have overflowing breastmilk freezers, and need to buy less donor milk! So its a very big deal!! Please share this with your staff. This is why I’m so “pumped” on making sure all my moms leave with a pump”
B. Edwards, RN, IBCLC