At your home Most popular
$225
1.5 hours. Most first home visits run 2 hours. Julie comes to you, so she sees feeding where it actually happens: your couch, your pillows, your baby on a normal day.
Visits and pricing
Home, office or video, with prices posted
Many insurance plans cover lactation visits. If yours does not, these are the self pay prices. No surprises.
Visit types
Every lactation visit includes a personal, written care plan and evidence-based answers to your questions.
In network with
- Aetna
- Cigna
- UnitedHealthcare
- DMBA
- Meritain
- UMR
- and more
At the Holladay office
$175
1.5 hours Extra time and attention without the rush. There is room in the visit for craniosacral therapy for your baby or breast lymphatic drainage for you.
Office visit for twins or extra needs
$195
2 hours For families with twins or more going on. Craniosacral therapy and lymphatic drainage can be part of it.
Office follow-up
$125
1 hour A one hour follow-up for lactation, craniosacral therapy or breast lymph drainage.
By video
$95
Private, HIPAA compliant video visit For questions that cannot wait, or if you live outside Julie's travel area. Fill out your client history and pay before the visit.
Home visit travel
The $225 home visit covers most of the Salt Lake valley and north Utah County. Farther out, a travel fee applies.
- No travel fee
- South Temple in Salt Lake City down to north Lehi
- Add $50
- Bountiful, Centerville, North Salt Lake, Ridgecrest, south Lehi, Alpine, Highland, Saratoga Springs, the east part of Eagle Mountain, American Fork and Jeremy Ranch
- Add $100
- Farmington, Kaysville, Provo, and central to east Park City
Good to know
What is the cancellation policy?
Please give 24 hours notice to cancel or reschedule. Visits canceled inside that window are billed $50. The fee is waived for true emergencies: a baby in the hospital, a death in the family, or illness in the home.
What should I do before the visit?
Fill out the client intake in the private portal. It covers your history, your baby's history, your pediatrician and your OB or midwife. Doing it ahead of time leaves more of the visit for you and your baby.
Can I use my HSA or FSA?
Yes. HSA cards are accepted, and self pay is always welcome.
Why does it sometimes take more than one visit?
Feeding problems often have more than one cause, and babies change quickly in the first weeks. Julie will tell you at the first visit what she expects and whether a follow-up makes sense.
Already booked? Open the client portal
Ready when you are
Call, text or book online. Julie answers personally.