Our Children's hospital is using Human Donor Milk for one of our NICU
babies (unable to tolerate ALL/ANY formulas, and mom is medically unable to
pump anymore). This is the first time we have done this - baby is thriving
on donor milk:)  We had no problems ordering and receiving the donor milk
from a milk bank.  The question is.....how do we bill the insurance company
for the milk?  How is it coded? Whose budget does it come from, initially?
We are working with the insurance company, but they have not been helpful.
Anybody out there that can offer assistance/advice??
Thanks,
Becky Lyons, LD, IBCLC
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

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