LactaCare

LactaCare connects you with vetted lactation nurses and consultants who come to your home. Request a visit now or schedule one ahead, and get expert feeding support without leaving the house with a newborn. How it works 1. Find your match. Browse credentialed providers near you with real ratings, specialties, languages, and pricing. 2. Book in minutes. Request an on-demand visit or pick a time that works. Add your card once. You are not charged until a provider accepts. 3. Get support at home. Your provider comes to you, and a visit timer runs from start to finish so you always know what you are paying for. 4. Rate your visit. Your feedback guides the next parent and keeps the standard high. Why parents choose LactaCare Vetted providers. Every provider holds an IBCLC, CLC, or CLE credential, and we verify it before they appear in search. In your home. No clinic waiting rooms and no travel with a newborn. Help where you are most comfortable. On your schedule. On demand when things cannot wait, or booked ahead for peace of mind. Clear pricing. You see the rate before you book. If a visit runs long, your provider requests the extra time and you approve it. Nothing is added silently. Secure payment. Payments are processed by Stripe. Your card details never touch our servers. Stay in touch. Message your provider in the app once your visit is confirmed, so directions and details stay in one place. For lactation professionals LactaCare is built for the people who provide the care too. Set your own rate, service area, and availability. Accept the requests you want. Track your visits and earnings, and get paid securely. Apply in the app, and we review your credentials before activation. Important LactaCare is a technology platform that connects families with independent lactation providers. It is not a healthcare provider and does not provide medical care or advice. LactaCare is not a substitute for your pediatrician, OB-GYN, or emergency services. If you or your baby need urgent medical attention, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.