Appointments
Clinic Appointments
125 Lattimore Rd., Suite 280
East Entrance, Second Floor
Rochester, NY 14620
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Call (585) 276-MILK (6455) to schedule.
Clinic visits are available for prenatal consults, history of lactation problems, induced lactation, medical complications of pregnancy, medication concerns, latch concerns, medical problems, with lactation, pumping, back to work, low milk supply, tongue tie, and more.
Telelactation Appointments
Lactation support from the comfort of your home!
Our team of breastfeeding and lactation medicine providers and consultants is available in-person and now via telemedicine to address breastfeeding and other infant feeding concerns.
You can schedule a telelactation appointment in MyChart:
Schedule a Telelactation Appointment
Note: You do not need to be a URMC patient to schedule an appointment; however, you must be in New York State at the time of your visit.
Telehealth visits are available for:
- Prenatal consults
- Any questions about breastfeeding pumping
- Questions about medication safety while breastfeeding
- Low milk supply or oversupply of milk
- Induced lactation
- Returning to work while breastfeeding/pumping
- Family planning and breastfeeding
- Introduction of complementary foods
- Tandem feeding
- Weaning
If telemedicine is preferred for any reason, schedule directly through the button above, or by calling (585) 276-MILK (6455).
Before Your Telelactation or Clinic Appointment
Respect and Privacy
At our clinic, every family is valued and respected in their individuality.
- We are Safe Space trained, which means that every staff member has committed to providing evidence-based and respectful care to our LGBTQI+ patients.
- Breastfeeding can feel private, and is sometimes uncomfortable to do in front of others. We welcome you to bring a support person. We also offer chaperones for breast exams and breastfeeding as well on request.
- All body types are welcome. Patients with larger bodies can feel uncomfortable in healthcare environments because of bias, small chairs and over-emphasis on weight loss. We offer comfortable seating, trained and welcoming staff, and do not routinely weigh postpartum patients.
What to Bring
- Come with baby if you are latching!
- Bring your pump and pump supplies, especially if you have any problems with milk expression or milk supply.
- Bring baby’s food, if they take pumped milk or formula.
Watch the Video
- If you are coming because you are worried about your latch or baby’s tongue tie, please watch our educational video to learn more!
Admitted Patients - Inpatient Appointment
- Breastfeeding, chestfeeding, or lactation concerns while you or your child are in the hospital.
- Lactation Consultants are available to all adult and pediatric patients at Strong and Golisano Children's Hospital, every day of the year. If you need anything lactation-related while you or your child is admitted or has surgery, you can:
- Ask your team to put in a consult for "lactation."
- Ask your team to page a Lactation Consultant.
- Patients can ask their lactation consultant or primary team to put in a consult to Breastfeeding Medicine - Common questions about inpatient consults
For Providers: Breastfeeding and Human Lactation Study Center
- Healthcare professionals may call (585) 275-0088 for information and consultation on special issues.
- Lactation Study Center
- Also see Provider Resources