Good to know, before you book.

No referral is needed to schedule. If your specific plan requires one, we’ll let you know.

Many plans cover lactation visits. We’re in-network with most major commercial plans, AHCCCS, and TRICARE. We don’t promise coverage in advance, and because we often see families the same day or next morning, we can’t always check benefits first. We never delay care to do it.

Yes. We are in-network with most major commercial plans, AHCCCS, and TRICARE. If your plan needs a referral, we’ll let you know.

We offer self-pay with a written good-faith estimate up front, plus payment plans and HSA/FSA. Cost should never keep a family from care.

Our self-pay price is $185 for a breastfeeding medicine couplet visit, with mom and baby seen together. You get a written good-faith estimate up front, and we offer payment plans and HSA/FSA.

Same-week visits are usually available for new families, and we triage urgent concerns like mastitis or a baby who isn’t feeding quickly.

Yes. We offer Saturday and most-holiday availability, when many practices are closed. We are not open on Sundays. Call us for the current day’s hours.

Our clinic is at 3112 N Country Club Rd, Tucson, AZ 85716. We also offer home visits across the Tucson area and telehealth.

Self check-in is required at least 24 hours before your visit, and you can do it from home on your own time using the check-in link we send you.

Your insurance card, any pump and flanges you use, and your questions. If you can, feed on your usual schedule so we can watch a typical feed.

Yes. We see mom and baby together as a feeding pair in one coordinated visit, which is how we find what’s really going on.

We evaluate carefully and, when a release is truly indicated, use a precise, minimally invasive frenotomy rather than a laser. Just as often we find a release isn’t needed and address the real cause instead.

Yes. We treat mastitis and plugged ducts, often same-day, and can prescribe antibiotics when they are truly needed while protecting your supply.

Yes. We do an in-office bilirubin (TCB) check, a quick and painless light reading, and can arrange at-home phototherapy with provider oversight, alongside a feeding plan.

Yes, across Southern Arizona, including Rita Ranch, Vail, Oro Valley, Marana, East Tucson, Davis-Monthan, Tanque Verde, Sahuarita, Green Valley, South Tucson, and Sierra Vista. You get the same medical care we provide in clinic.

Yes. We offer telehealth for concerns that do not need an in-person exam, including quick follow-ups. Home visits are available too.

Yes. We provide newborn and transitional care during the first two months while you establish a pediatric home, and we help you choose a pediatrician and hand off cleanly.

Yes. Our prenatal lactation plan helps you prepare, which is especially useful if you have had prior feeding challenges, low supply, or other risk factors.

Yes. We are nurse-practitioner-led, so we can examine, diagnose, test, and prescribe when it is needed, for both mom and baby.

No. We provide newborn and feeding-focused medical care and coordinate closely with your pediatrician, but we are not a long-term pediatric home. We do not give vaccines in clinic; immunizations and well-child care belong with your pediatrician or pediatric home. If you haven’t chosen a pediatrician yet, we’ll help match you with one and hand off cleanly so there’s no gap in your baby’s care.

Yes. We have Spanish-speaking providers and staff. Let us know your preference when you schedule.

Yes. We help with flange fit, pump settings, building a stash, and a back-to-work plan that fits your goals.

Your goals lead. We support breastfeeding, combination feeding, pumping, and weaning, without judgment. Formula is never a failure.

Yes. We evaluate low milk supply and oversupply, including a medical workup when it is indicated, and we build a plan around your feeding goals.

Yes. We assess weight gain and how well your baby transfers milk, look for the cause, and put a feeding plan in place while coordinating with your pediatrician.

Yes. We evaluate gassy, fussy, and reflux-type symptoms as part of a full feeding assessment, so we can sort feeding-related causes from other causes and make a plan.

Yes. We treat nipple pain, vasospasm, and thrush, and we look for the underlying cause rather than only easing the symptom.

Yes. Watching a full feed and assessing milk transfer is a routine part of a couplet visit, so we can see how feeding is really going.

We are nurse-practitioner-led, and our providers are also IBCLCs, so the medical evaluation and the lactation expertise sit with the same clinician. That means we can examine, diagnose, test, and prescribe, not only offer lactation guidance.

Yes. We host a postpartum support group where families connect and get feeding support. See our support group page for details.

Yes. Barrio Babies is part of Barrio Healthcare.

Our Help Right Now guide walks through common 3am feeding worries. For an urgent medical concern, call us, and if it is an emergency, call 911.