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Your insurance may cover your Zomee pump

Most plans cover a breast pump for each pregnancy. Enter your insurance information below, choose your pump, and a provider in our DME network verifies coverage and ships it. The whole thing happens right here on our site.

Check My CoverageTake the Pump Quiz
  • Free to check
  • No paperwork for you
  • Processed by licensed DME providers
  1. 1Share your insurance detailsA short, secure form asks for the information on your insurance card. It takes about two minutes.
  2. 2Choose your Zomee pumpPick the pump that fits your routine. Not sure which one? The pump quiz narrows it down in three questions.
  3. 3We handle the restA provider in our DME network verifies your coverage, files the paperwork, and ships your pump. You never leave our site.

Step 1

Check your coverage

Have your insurance card handy. Your information goes only to the DME provider that processes your order.

Insurance intake form

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In the meantime, The Mom Line™ can check coverage with you directly at info@zomee.com.

Step 2

Pumps moms choose through insurance

The Z2 is one of the most widely covered pumps in the country. Depending on your plan, wearables and the Mother's Nature™ line may be covered too.

Zomee Z2 pump and hands-free collection cups bundleZomee Z2 Pump & Hands-Free Collection Cups BundleRetail $229.98Check coverage →
Zomee Fit hands-free wearable breast pumpZomee Fit Hands-Free Wearable Breast PumpRetail $189.99Check coverage →
Mother's Nature W1 warming wearable breast pump, front and back viewMother's Nature™ W1 Warming Wearable Breast PumpRetail $195.00Check coverage →
Mother's Nature H1 hospital-grade breast pump with flanges and bottleMother's Nature™ H1 Hospital-Grade, Dual-Motor Breast PumpRetail $349.99Check coverage →

Good to know

Insurance questions, answered

Is a breast pump really covered by insurance?

Most plans cover a breast pump for each pregnancy under the Affordable Care Act. Coverage details vary by plan, which is why a provider in our network verifies yours before anything ships.

Which Zomee pumps can I get through insurance?

Coverage varies by plan, but the Zomee Z2 is one of the most widely covered pumps in the country, and many plans also cover the Zomee Fit and the Mother's Nature line, sometimes with a small upgrade fee.

When should I order my pump?

Many plans let you order during pregnancy, often starting around 27 to 30 weeks. Submitting the form early gives the DME provider time to verify your benefits before your due date.

What is a DME provider?

DME stands for durable medical equipment. DME providers are the companies insurers pay for medical equipment like breast pumps. Zomee works with a network of them so your order is processed by a provider that accepts your plan.

Does submitting the form cost anything?

No. Checking your coverage is free, and you will see any out-of-pocket cost, if there is one, before you confirm your order.

Plan-specific question? Ask The Mom Line™ and a real person will walk your benefits with you.