Need a Breast Pump?

A baby’s natural way of feeding is directly at mother’s breast.
Sometimes, for various reasons, this is not possible.
In such situations, some mothers choose to use manual expression or a breast pump to express their milk. Then they use a cup, spoon or bottle to feed the baby.
This way mothers can meet the baby’s need for food and still keep their own milk supply.
See How to Choose and How to Use for answers to your questions about pumping.
Where can I get a breast pump?
Ginette Bertrand IA, Bsc inf, IBCLC
(613) 746-9480
Milkface Lactation Services
(613)596-1170
Monarch Centre West
(613) 627-0795
White Cross Dispensary
(613) 233-4029
Monarch South East
613-691-2578
Guardian Cedarview
613-823-1700
Canada Care Rental at the Ottawa Hospital
613-737-8844
Integrative Pharmacy
3095 St Joseph Blvd, Orleans
613-424-5721
Pinecrest Queensway CHC
613-820-4922, ext 3604
clients in catchment areas only
Centretown CHC
613-233-4443, ext 2144
clients in catchment areas only
Carlington CHC
clients working with Carlington LC
SouthEast Ottawa CHC
613-737-5115, ext 2327
Somerset West CHC
613-238-8210
only to clients with doctor/NP at SWCHC