Cigna Breast Pumps and Other Maternity Benefits

Yes, moms with most types of Cigna breast pump coverage can get a free breast pump when they work with 1 Natural Way.

The Affordable Care Act requires health insurance plans provide breastfeeding supplies and support. This means that insurance providers must make available to you, an electric breast pump, manual breast pump or breast pump rental (unfortunately, there are some exceptions to these guidelines though).

The majority of Cigna plans we see cover a double electric insurance breast pump. With most Cigna plans, you have two options to get your insurance breast pump:

1. Choose a free breast pump model. These pumps are fully covered - with free shipping - so there is $0 out-of-pocket for you!
2. Select an “upgrade” breast pump model. 1 Natural Way will apply the allowable amount of your Cigna breast pump benefit to the pump and you contribute the rest. See how much you can save vs. paying retail prices for these pumps!

And remember, with both options, 1 Natural Way will file your claim and handle all of the paper work for you.

1 Natural Way is an Authorized Cigna Provider and there is no need for a Prior Authorization when you get your breast pump through us. This means that you won’t have to wait a few days for an authorization like you do with other breast pump providers!

Your Cigna breast pump insurance also includes breast pump replacement parts and accessories that you can receive every month for no cost or greatly reduced cost.

When you sign up for 1 Natural Way’s Resupply Program, we’ll reach out to you each month to see what breast pump supplies you need. Simply choose your insurance covered breast pump parts, any additional breastfeeding supplies you need and check out.

We’ll ship your order free and handle the insurance paperwork for you!

Yes - as long as you have Cigna breast pump coverage as part of your plan, you can apply your benefits to a wearable breast pump like the Elvie Pump or Willow Generation 3.

Your Cigna insurance will not fully cover these popular breast pump models, however, so you will need to pay for part of the cost out-of-pocket. Breast pumps are HSA and FSA eligible, so you can use your account to pay the out-of-pocket amount.