Lactation Consultants that Accept Multiplan PHCS in Pennsylvania

Hi!!! My name is Megan Weimer and I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and the founder of Love & Leche Lactation, serving families in southern Chester County, PA and the surrounding tri-state area. I support families through prenatal and postpartum feeding with a calm, practical, and evidence-based approach. With a background in Industrial Engineering, I bring a problem-solving mindset to lactation care, helping parents understand not just what is happening with feeding, but why. As both an IBCLC and a parent of two whom I breastfed, I understand how personal and emotional feeding can be. My goal is to meet families where they are, honor their feeding goals, and provide supportive, judgment-free care that helps parents feel informed and confident.

My name is Curryn Kelley and I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and Registered Nurse. I have been a Registered Nurse since 2017 and spent most of my nursing career caring for children and families in a variety of setting. Children and babies have always been my passion and I fell in love with breastfeeding and lactation while working in a pediatric practice. I now work full time as an IBCLC and love it! I started an inclusive practice and strive to provide culturally sensitive, trauma informed care to all of my clients. I am inclusive of all communities, colors and beliefs and supportive of LGBTQIA+. I aim to meet you where you are and support your breastfeeding/chestfeeding goals whatever they may be.

Liz is an Registered Nurse, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and Craniosacral Fascial Therapy (CFT) trained body worker who has over 10 years of experience working with newborns and their families. Her unique perspective on family centered care comes from a compilation of knowledge that she gained by working in a Level III NICU, as a postpartum doula, as a lactation consultant and a body worker. Her philosophy is that every family should feel they are thriving, not just surviving, the adjustment to adding a new baby to the family. While a lot of her time is focused on the first three months after delivery, her support can span years as the family unit is ever evolving. Her specialties include oral function, assessment for oral restriction (aka lip/tongue ties), tension release with CFT, post NICU graduates, multiples, and medically complex infants. The most important factors that drive the care you will receive from Liz are 1) what are you goals as a family and 2) what is the root cause of any struggle you are experiencing. There will be no band-aid fixes provided and nothing short of comprehensive care provided. It would be an honor to be included in your postpartum journey!