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Nikki Jensen

Business Development

Addressing gaps in women’s health care

December 18, 2024Tracy Orzel

Recent years have seen a marked increase in attention to women's health, signaling a transformative shift in the health care landscape that challenges long-standing norms.  A crucial aspect of this shift is the recognition that women are not simply "small men," says Nikki Jensen, vice president of Essentially Women, a division of Waterloo, Iowa-based VGM Group.  Data suggests that the next five to 10 years will bring substantial opportunities for the development...

Breast Pumps, Essentially Women, Nikki Jensen, VGM Group, Women's Health


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Lalaina Rabary

Smart Talk

Mom & baby: Embrace innovation, sustainability

December 10, 2024Lalaina Rabary

Q. What trends can we expect to see in 2025 for the maternity and baby market?  A. As families welcome new life, the demand for products that make this precious stage easier, safer and more sustainable continues to grow. For DME suppliers focused on the maternity and baby market, 2025 presents a unique opportunity to connect with modern parents and caregivers in meaningful ways. By embracing innovation, sustainability and holistic care, suppliers can play an essential role in supporting families...

Breast Pumps, Home Medical Equipment (HME), Lalaina Rabary, Maternal and infant care, Momcozy


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Ryan Bullock

Also Noted

Aeroflow applauds Wisconsin coverage expansion

November 14, 2024HME News Staff

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Aeroflow Health is celebrating ForwardHealth Wisconsin’s newly announced Expanded Breast Pump Coverage Policy giving Wisconsin Medicaid and Medicaid Managed Care’s more than 1 million subscribers increased access to vital services such as breast pumps. The revised policy now includes coverage for any members if they are in the third trimester of pregnancy or have given birth; have indicated they intend to feed or are currently feeding their infant human milk; and...

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Specialty Providers

Survey: More work needs to be done to support pumping in workplace

October 30, 2024HME News Staff

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Eighty-two percent of working mothers say their workplace could provide more support for breast pumping, according to a new survey from Aeroflow Breastpumps.  Aeroflow Breastpumps surveyed 667 mothers who have had children within the past two years and are working while breast pumping.  Improved access to private pumping rooms, better maternity leave policies, and an increased acceptance of pumping at work would enable moms to more easily meet and exceed their...

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Lalaina Rabary

Smart Talk

Mom & baby: Create connection

October 16, 2024Lalaina Rabary

Q. How can I effectively market breast pumps to moms?  A. As a marketing expert and a mom, I understand the nuanced approach needed for promoting breast pumps effectively. For DME providers looking to capture their market share in this niche, the strategy goes beyond mere product placement—it’s about creating an inviting and supportive environment that speaks to the needs of mothers.   First, reaching the right audience and referral sources is key. DME providers should...

Breast Pumps, Lalaina Rabary, Momcozy


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Lalaina Rabary

Smart Talk

Mom & Baby: Respond to demand

September 16, 2024Lalaina Rabary

Q. Which mother and baby product category should DME providers invest in?   A. New York Fashion Week might not immediately bring medical devices to mind, but this year, alongside luxury handbags and couture dresses, wearable breast pumps made a notable appearance. Since the debut of the first wearable breast pump in 2018, the market has grown significantly. In 2023, the global wearable breast pump market was valued at $555.35 million and is expected to expand at a compound annual growth...

Breast Pumps, Lalaina Rabary, Momcozy


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Aeroflow Health supports new moms in VA 

May 20, 2024HME News Staff

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Aeroflow Health is now serving the Virginia Medicaid population with lactation consultations. The company’s partnership with the state Medicaid program and its managed care organizations will connect new mothers to a network of lactation consultants and other maternal health services at little to no cost for them. “Aeroflow’s mission is to improve postpartum health outcomes for new mothers,” said Nicole Peluso, IBCLC, CD, CAHPE, Manager of Lactation...

Aeroflow Health, Breast Pumps, Medicaid, Women's Health


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Momcozy, 1 Natural Way partner 

May 6, 2024HME News Staff

LOS ANGELES – A new partnership aims to provide mothers with easy access to free Momcozy breastfeeding equipment and accessories through insurance reimbursement facilitated by 1 Natural Way, a DME provider that specializes in the needs of new mothers. The partnership kicked off on May, coinciding with the launch of 1NW’s new platform to facilitate the procurement of breastfeeding equipment and supplies. “This synergistic collaboration between Momcozy and 1NW represents a significant...

1 Natural Way, Breast Pumps, Breastfeeding, Momcozy, Women's Health


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Ryan Bullock

Also Noted

Aeroflow celebrates new breast pump law 

April 23, 2024HME News Staff

ASHEVILLE, N.C. - Aeroflow Health celebrates the passage of LB 1215, a new law that ensures every woman in Nebraska’s medical assistance program will be provided an electric breast pump. The law, sponsored by state Sen. Ben Hansen, also provides new mothers with 10 visits with lactation consultants starting no later than Jan. 1, 2025. “Aeroflow has been steadfast in its mission to broaden access to care and medical supplies for new mothers across all income levels, and we are proud to...

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Jeff Goldshine

Specialty Providers

Healthy Baby Essentials gets passed down to next gen

September 15, 2023Theresa Flaherty, Managing Editor

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. – After growing his breast pump business, Healthy Baby Essentials, “tenfold” since its inception, Jeff Goldshine is handing the reins to his son, Willie Goldshine.  Healthy Baby got its start as Lactation Consultants in 2012, when it stepped in to fill a void when Invacare exited the breast pump market. Jeff Goldshine approached competitor Enos Home Medical to develop a breast pump business, eventually adding www.breastpumps.com.   “The...

Breast Pumps, Healthy Baby Essentials, Jeff Goldshine, Willie Goldshine


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