Telehealth · Available Anywhere
Support from wherever you are.
One relationship, on your schedule.
Real-time coaching over video -- for families outside our in-home service area, or anyone who'd rather meet from their own couch.
Book a Telehealth Visit — $200
Continuous care, from anywhere
Telehealth isn't a lesser version of in-home care -- it's the same relationship-first approach, adapted to a screen.
Real support, real time
I watch a feed live over video and coach positioning and latch in the moment, the same way I would in your living room.
A plan that follows you
Every telehealth visit still builds into your evolving feeding plan -- it's not a one-off, disconnected from the rest of your care.
No drive time, no waiting
Skip the commute and get seen faster, especially useful outside our standard in-home service radius.
What telehealth can help with
Latch + positioning coaching
I can watch a feed over video and guide adjustments in real time.
Pumping + flange guidance
A visual check plus questions about comfort and output to guide fit.
Milk supply questions
Talk through concerns about supply and build a plan around your routine.
Bottle introduction + refusal
A respectful approach to introducing a bottle, troubleshot together.
Return to work planning
Build a pumping and feeding plan that fits your schedule.
Weaning, whenever you're ready
A paced plan that works for you and your baby.
Some things need an in-person visit -- like a hands-on weight check or an oral tie assessment. If that's what you need, a telehealth visit is still a great first step, and I'll help you figure out the right next one.
How it works
Before the call
- Book a 45-minute video visit at a time that works for you
- You'll get a link for Google Meet or Zoom, whichever you prefer
- A second set of hands (partner, family member) can help hold the camera during a feed
During + after
- We'll talk through what's going on and watch a feed live if that's helpful
- You'll leave with a written plan, the same as an in-home visit
- Your plan folds into your ongoing care, whether this is your first visit or your fifth
I'm the one you'll see at every visit, every time — an IBCLC, CLSP, and Postpartum Doula with 10+ years of hands-on postpartum experience, including two-plus years focused specifically on lactation care.
No rotating staff, ever.
Too far for an in-home visit?
A single video visit for families who are further away or outside our typical service area -- it still becomes part of your ongoing care, not a one-time fix.
Telehealth Visit
One video visit, 45 minutes, for any feeding question or concern.
- 45-minute live video visit
- Written care plan after your visit
- Folds into your ongoing feeding plan, whether this is your first visit or your fifth
Hybrid care bundles
Start with telehealth for fast access and answers, then follow up in person for anything that needs a closer look.
Quick Start
Fast answers now, with a hands-on visit to back it up.
- Telehealth visit for education, triage, and answers
- In-person visit for hands-on support -- oral tie assessment or in-depth feeding observation
Full Circle
Best for quick support, or families outside our typical service area -- fast access, hands-on depth, and a video check-in to confirm it's working.
- Telehealth visit for fast access, education, and answers
- In-person visit for hands-on support -- oral tie assessment or in-depth feeding observation
- Telehealth follow-up to confirm continuous care
Ready to get support today?
FAQs
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What happens during a virtual visit?
A virtual visit is a full video consult, not a phone call — I watch a feed in real time and coach you through positioning, latch, and technique just as I would in person, the same relationship-first approach adapted to a screen.
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What's the difference between telehealth and hybrid care?
Telehealth means the entire visit happens over video, from wherever you are. Hybrid care blends both formats within the same package — an in-home visit for anything hands-on, paired with virtual follow-ups for quick check-ins, troubleshooting, and ongoing support in between.
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What do I need for a virtual visit?
Just a phone, tablet, or computer with a camera and a stable internet connection, and a quiet, well-lit space where you're comfortable feeding your baby. I'll walk you through the rest — including how we'll connect — when we schedule your visit.
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Is virtual care as effective as an in-home visit?
For most feeding concerns, yes — positioning, latch, and technique are largely visual, and I can watch closely and coach you through real-time changes over video the same way I would in person. Some things do need a hands-on assessment, like a weight check or an oral tie evaluation — if a virtual visit surfaces one of those, I'll help you figure out the right next step.
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Who is telehealth or hybrid care a good fit for?
Telehealth is a great option if you're outside my typical in-home service area, prefer the convenience of meeting from home, or simply want more frequent, lower-friction check-ins between hands-on visits. Hybrid care is especially popular with families who want an in-home visit for the hands-on basics and then continue with virtual support as things evolve.