Finding the right breast pump shouldn’t be complicated. At You Can Home Medical, we carry trusted names like Spectra, Ameda, and BabyBuddha, chosen to fit your schedule so feedings feel a little easier. Our fitting specialists are here to help you feel confident, supported, and ready for whatever the day brings.
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Not sure which product is right for you? Our team can help you choose the best option based on your needs. Give us a call and we'll walk you through the different products and features to find what works best for your situation.
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Find A StoreWhy Choose You Can for Your Breast Pump
Buying a breast pump online can feel like a gamble. Buying online, you can’t always be sure what you’re getting. With us, every pump is brand new, backed by the manufacturer, and sold by those who deeply understand the product.
We’re also in-network with most major insurance providers, so you don’t have to choose between convenience and coverage. Our fitting specialists will help you find the right flange size in person, something no online marketplace can offer. And if something isn’t working right once you’re home, you have a real store and a real local staff member to call, not a customer service line halfway across the country.
New parents have enough to figure out already. Choosing where your breast pump comes from shouldn’t be one of the hard parts.
Explore Our Breast Pump Accessories
The right accessories can make pumping more comfortable and convenient. Our in-store fitting consultations will help you find properly fitted flanges, which support better suction and milk output.
Storage bags and bottles keep your expressed milk fresh and organized. Replacement parts like valves and membranes help maintain your pump’s performance over time. Carrying cases and cooler bags make pumping away from home simple.
Working With a Certified Lactation Consultant
Whether you’re getting used to one of our electric pumps for the first time or troubleshooting a dip in supply, a certified lactation consultant can be a big help. They can check your latch, help fine-tune your pump settings, and make sure your breast pump parts are creating a proper seal, since a poor fit affects both comfort and how much breast milk you’re able to express. If you don’t already have one, ask your OB or hospital for a referral, or check with your insurance, since many plans include lactation support alongside your pump benefit.
Shop Our Full Collection Of Breast Pumps In Colorado
Electric Breast Pumps
Electric breast pumps give you consistent suction with settings you can adjust to what feels comfortable. Most models plug into the wall, and some run on rechargeable batteries so you’re not tied to an outlet. The Ameda Mya Joy and Spectra SG Portable are two of our most popular electric options, built for everyday use with quiet motors and hospital-grade performance. Many models are covered by insurance or available for a small upgrade fee, which makes them a practical choice for new moms.
Manual Breast Pumps
Manual breast pumps put you in full control of suction and rhythm, so you can express milk at your own pace. They’re lightweight and quiet, which makes them a solid choice for occasional use, travel days, or as a backup to your electric pump. No cords, no batteries, no setup. Just simple, hands-on comfort whenever you need it.
Wearable Breast Pumps
Wearable pumps give you back your hands. Compact, quiet, and discreet, they fit right inside your bra, so you can pump while you’re working, relaxing, or moving around the house.
Getting Started
Ordering a breast pump through You Can is simpler than most people expect. To start, you’ll need a prescription from your doctor or OB, which most insurance plans require before they’ll cover a pump, so that’s the first thing to have on hand. From there, we’ll just need your insurance information so we can verify your benefits. A rough due date helps too, since many parents like to have their pump ready a few weeks before baby arrives.
Once we have those, our team takes care of the rest. We’ll confirm what your plan covers, go over your options, and let you know upfront if any upgrade fees apply. Most parents can pick up their pump in-store or have it shipped directly to their door, whichever fits your situation better.
If you’re not sure where to start, just give us a call. We’ll tell you exactly what you need and take care of the forms from there.
Breast Pumps & Insurance Plans: Here's How They Work
Most insurance plans cover one breast pump per pregnancy, including models from Ameda, Spectra, and BabyBuddha. For some options, the full cost is covered. Others come with a small upgrade fee if you want extra features like portability or hands-free pumping.
Not sure what your plan covers? We’ll check insurance coverage for you before you order and walk you through what’s included and what, if anything, comes with an upgrade fee.
Our billing specialists will verify your benefits, manage the insurance side, and get your pump to you quickly, without the stress of doing it alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which breast pump is best for me?
It depends on your lifestyle. The Ameda Mya Joy and Spectra SG are perfect for portability, and the BabyBuddha 2.0 is great for hands-free freedom. Our experts can help match you with the right option.
How much will I pay out of pocket?
Coverage varies by plan, but here’s a general guide: the Medela MaxFlow and Ameda Mya Joy are up to 100% covered after insurance, the Spectra S2 Plus has a $75 upgrade fee, the BabyBuddha 2.0 has a $100 upgrade fee, the Spectra SG Portable has a $150 upgrade fee, and the BabyBuddha Collection Cups are $99.95 and not insurance-eligible. We’ll confirm your exact cost upfront before you make a decision.
How do I order a breast pump through insurance?
Simply stop by your local You Can Home Medical store, text or call us! We’ll verify your coverage, explain your options, and order your pump directly through your plan — you don’t have to deal with the paperwork.
How do I know what size breast pump I need?
Breast pump sizing refers to flange size, which should fit your nipple properly for comfort and efficiency. Most pumps include multiple flange sizes (typically 21mm, 24mm, 27mm). The correct size allows your nipple to move freely without rubbing the sides.
Can I upgrade my insurance-covered pump?
Yes. Many parents choose to upgrade for additional features like portability, hands-free options, or adjustable suction strength. Upgrade fees range from $75 to $150, depending on the model.
How often should I replace my breast pump parts?
Valves, membranes, and tubing wear down with regular use, and worn parts can reduce suction and slow down how much breast milk you're able to express. Most manufacturers recommend replacing these every 2–4 weeks with daily use, though it varies by model. We carry replacement parts in-store, so you're never stuck waiting on a shipment.
Do I need to see a lactation consultant before I get an electric pump?
Not necessarily, but it can help. A certified lactation consultant can offer guidance on feeding and pumping schedules before you even bring an electric pump home, which some parents find useful heading into those early weeks. If you're just getting started, our fitting specialists can help you find the right electric pump for your routine in the meantime.
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