Breast pump through insurance
Most private health plans must cover a breast pump. Check which pump your plan covers and have it shipped before your due date.
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and state-designated Neonatal Intensive Care Unit levels—identifying hospitals with subspecialty Level III or regional surgical Level IV NICUs on the same campus.
| Hospital | City | Level III & Level IV NICU On-Site | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Woman’s Hospital of Texas | Houston | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~9,600 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Texas Children’s Hospital Pavilion for Women | Houston | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~7,800 births/yr (estimate) | Official page ↗ |
| Methodist Hospital San Antonio Women’s Pavilion | San Antonio | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~7,100 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| St. David’s Medical Center Women’s Center of Texas | Austin | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~6,400 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital (Texas Medical Center) | Houston | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~5,400 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Baylor University Medical Center Dallas Andrews Women’s Hospital | Dallas | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~5,300 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Medical City Dallas Women’s Hospital | Dallas | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~4,900 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| North Central Baptist Hospital Atrium Women’s Center | San Antonio | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~4,900 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| University Hospital San Antonio Women’s & Children’s Hospital | San Antonio | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~4,800 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano Women’s Center | Plano | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~4,500 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| The Hospitals of Providence Memorial Campus Labor & Delivery | El Paso | Level IV NICU (reported) · ~3,900 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Parkland Memorial Hospital Women & Infants Specialty Health | Dallas | Level III NICU (reported) · ~11,800 births/yr (estimate) | Official page ↗ |
| St. David’s North Austin Medical Center Women’s Center | Austin | Level III NICU (reported) · ~7,900 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth Andrews Women’s | Fort Worth | Level III NICU (reported) · ~6,200 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas Margot Perot Center | Dallas | Level III NICU (reported) · ~5,800 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center — Andrews Women’s Hospital | Fort Worth | Level III NICU (reported) · ~5,600 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center Women’s Hospital | Houston | Level III NICU (reported) · ~5,100 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Medical City Arlington Women’s Hospital | Arlington | Level III NICU (reported) · ~4,500 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center Family Life Center | The Woodlands | Level III NICU (reported) · ~4,400 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Houston Methodist Childbirth Center at Texas Medical Center | Houston | Level III NICU (reported) · ~4,200 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| HCA Houston Healthcare Clear Lake Women’s Resource Center | Webster | Level III NICU (reported) · ~4,200 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin Maternity Center | Austin | Level III NICU (reported) · ~4,100 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Childbirth Center | Sugar Land | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,900 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital Family Birthing Center | Katy | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,800 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital Childbirth Center | Willowbrook | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,700 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Baptist Medical Center San Antonio Nest Collaborative Birth Center | San Antonio | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,700 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Baylor Scott & White Medical Center — Centennial / Frisco | Frisco | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,600 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Baylor Scott & White Medical Center — Grapevine Women’s Center | Grapevine | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,600 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| UT Southwestern William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital | Dallas | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,500 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| St. David’s South Austin Medical Center Maternity Unit | Austin | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,500 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital Women’s Center | Arlington | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,400 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| CHRISTUS Children’s & Santa Rosa Westover Hills Birth Center | San Antonio | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,400 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Baylor Scott & White Medical Center — McKinney Birth Center | McKinney | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,300 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| CHRISTUS Spohn Hospital Corpus Christi — South Birth Center | Corpus Christi | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,300 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Medical City Lewisville Grandberry Birth Center | Lewisville | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,200 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| St. David’s Round Rock Medical Center Women’s Center | Round Rock | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,200 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital Birthing Center | Cypress | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,100 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
| UMC Health System Family Birth Center Lubbock | Lubbock | Level III NICU (reported) · ~3,100 births/yr (estimate) | Not confirmed |
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