Lactation Consultants (IBCLC)

Kate Ogilvie

Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) · Chicago, IL
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Focus
IBCLC in-home visits virtual
Area
Chicago, IL
Description
A solo IBCLC based in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood offering in-home and virtual breastfeeding consultations across the city and surrounding areas.

What this lactation consultant offers

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Kate Ogilvie Lactation Consulting is an IBCLC-led private practice in the Lakeview neighborhood of Chicago offering in-home and virtual lactation consultations. The practice focuses on personalized breastfeeding support to help mothers achieve their breastfeeding goals.

Lactation consultants
Kate Ogilvie — IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant)
Populations served
Breastfeeding mothers Families in Chicago and surrounding areas
Services
In-home consultations Virtual (telehealth) consultations Online scheduling
Accreditations & approvals
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) — International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners La Leche League volunteer leader
Phone
312-593-1699
Highlights
IBCLC certified since 2015; over 10 years as a La Leche League volunteer leader; accepts insurance through The Lactation Network
Approach
Passionate about helping mothers reach their breastfeeding goals, and enabling them to have the best possible breastfeeding experience.

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What to look for in a lactation consultant

  • The IBCLC credential (the gold standard)
  • In-home vs. office vs. virtual visits
  • Experience with tongue/lip-tie, preemies, or low supply
  • Whether they bill insurance — many private plans now cover IBCLC visits