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Lactation Consultant Support

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Professional Fees:

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​Initial (or long follow up) consult

$220- Medicare rebate $162.60

 

Follow up consult 

$170- Medicare rebate $108.40

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Phone/ Zoom consult (45 mins)

$125- Medicare rebate $108.40

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Antenatal/ preparation for breastfeeding consult

$160 (no Medicare rebate available)

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Quick follow up phone call (20 min)​

BULK BILLED if baby under 7wks

If baby over 7wks, cost is $50

(must have had an initial appointment prior)

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No referral required and Medicare rebates apply from birth until your baby is 7 weeks old.

Lactation appointments made after 7 weeks do not attract Medicare rebates..

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If you have reached your Medicare safety net, you may be eligible for higher rebates.

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$50 surcharge applies for weekends/ public holidays & travel fees may apply (quote supplied on booking)

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To book a consult or make an enquiry, email felicity@mybirthgeelong.com.au or call/ text 0414 918 114 during business hours.

Servicing Geelong, Surf Coast, Bellarine, Golden Plains, Otways

Lactation & Infant Feeding Support in Geelong

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Felicity is an Endorsed Midwife and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) offering inclusive, in-home feeding support for families across Geelong and surrounding areas.

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All visits are in the comfort of your own home — no need to leave the house or get out of your pyjamas. I come to you. 

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Together, we’ll work towards your feeding goals, whether that’s troubleshooting challenges, creating a feeding plan, or simply gaining confidence with feeding your baby.

 

Your pregnancy and birth history are taken to help identify and address the underlying causes of common feeding issues.

Because Felicity is an endorsed midwife, visits are eligible for Medicare rebates. Appointments can also focus on general postnatal care, including wound checks, birth debriefing, newborn care and practical post-partum support (not just feeding).

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Common Feeding Concerns

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  • Latch and positioning

  • Sore, flat or inverted nipples

  • Engorgement, oversupply or mastitis

  • Low milk supply

  • Previous breast surgery

  • Nipple shields and supply lines

  • Pumping and bottle feeding

  • Returning to work

  • Feeding twins

…and more.

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