Find a Lactation Consultant in Salt Lake City, UT
Utah has the highest birth rate of any US state — and one of the highest breastfeeding initiation rates. Salt Lake City's IBCLC community is active and experienced with the unique demands of larger Utah families. Intermountain Health and the University of Utah Health both hold Baby-Friendly hospital designations with IBCLCs on staff, while the city's private-practice lactation consultants provide the personalized follow-up care that makes a lasting difference after discharge.
Lactation Consultants in Salt Lake City, UT
Browse All Utah IBCLCsIhc Health Services Inc
Murray, UT
Motherfed + Sego Lily Collective
Salt Lake City, UT
Ella & Allo Breastfeeding and Lactation Medicine
Salt Lake City, UT
Amy Dall Lactation
Salt Lake City, UT
Birth and Breastfeeding Solutions
Salt Lake City, UT
Amy Dall Lactation, IBCLC
Salt Lake City, UT
Jessica Clayton
Salt Lake City, UT
Erica Heinze Llc
Salt Lake City, UT
Leia Erickson, RN
Salt Lake City, UT
Erica Heinze, IBCLC
Salt Lake City, UT
Sandra Johnson, AANP
Salt Lake City, UT
Susan Johnson, IBCLC
Salt Lake City, UT
Motherfed, Llc
Salt Lake City, UT
Sally Nelson, IBCLC
Salt Lake City, UT
Julie Page, IBCLC
Salt Lake City, UT
Mckelle Skirvin, IBCLC
Salt Lake City, UT
The Lactation Network, Llc
Salt Lake City, UT
Tln Professional Services Ii, Pc
Salt Lake City, UT
Amy Dall Lactation, IBCLC
Sandy, UT
Sego Birth Suite & Midwifery
Sandy, UT
Frequently Asked Questions
How many lactation consultants are in Salt Lake City, UT?
Utah has the highest birth rate of any US state, and Salt Lake City has a corresponding IBCLC community to support it. This directory lists 20+ IBCLCs across the Salt Lake metro, including consultants serving Salt Lake City, Murray, West Jordan, Sandy, and South Jordan. Intermountain Health and the University of Utah Health — both holding Baby-Friendly hospital designations — have inpatient lactation programs, and many IBCLCs also offer private-practice and home visit services.
Do Salt Lake City lactation consultants accept insurance?
Many Salt Lake City IBCLCs accept SelectHealth (an Intermountain Health plan), DMBA (Deseret Mutual Benefit Administrators), BCBS of Utah, UnitedHealthcare, and Utah Medicaid. Under the Affordable Care Act, most insurance plans are required to cover breastfeeding support and lactation counseling at no cost to you. Utah's large employer base (tech, healthcare, finance in the Salt Lake metro) means many families have ACA-compliant employer-sponsored plans. Use the insurance filter in this directory to confirm coverage.
What makes lactation support in Utah unique?
Utah has both the highest birth rate in the US and one of the highest rates of breastfeeding initiation — driven in part by strong cultural values around family. Many Utah families have two, three, four, or more children, and IBCLCs here frequently work with mothers who are experienced with breastfeeding but encountering a new challenge with a later baby (such as a tongue-tied infant, low supply, or nursing while managing older siblings). The experienced IBCLC community in Salt Lake is well-equipped for families at any stage.
Are there Baby-Friendly hospitals in Salt Lake City?
Yes. Both Intermountain Medical Center and University of Utah Hospital have been recognized for their breastfeeding support programs, with IBCLCs on staff in their maternity units. Baby-Friendly designation indicates a hospital has implemented the WHO/UNICEF Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding, including keeping mothers and babies together and providing breastfeeding support. After discharge, the Salt Lake area's private-practice IBCLCs provide the follow-up care most families need.