Depots are a handy place for pre-screened donor moms to drop off their milk.
Dispensaries, hosted by our community partners, can dispense limited amounts of donor milk for short-term use to local families.
Depots are a handy place for pre-screened donor moms to drop off their milk.
Dispensaries, hosted by our community partners, can dispense limited amounts of donor milk for short-term use to local families.
Who can use the Donor Milk in Your Neighborhood program?
There are two ways to use this program: depots and dispensaries.
Depots are designed to be a handy drop-off for approved, pre-screened breast milk donors. Learn more about becoming a milk donor.
Dispensaries support families who have an immediate need for a limited amount of frozen, pasteurized donor milk to carry them through to the next step of their feeding plan.
Locations
Below, please find all our locations, including their designation as depot, dispensary or both. Pre-screened donors can drop off milk at depot locations. Donor milk can be purchased, per the qualifications, at dispensary locations. Want to know more? Contact us at info@midatlanticmilkbank.com.
Mid-Atlantic Mothers’ Milk Bank
3127 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Lab
Dispensary
Depot
Excela Square at Norwin
8775 Norwin Avenue
Irwin, PA 15642
Depot
Lehigh Valley Breastfeeding Center
1517 Pond Road
Allentown, PA 18104
Dispensary
Depot
How do I order milk from a dispensary?
- Contact your child’s healthcare provider: It is important for your child’s healthcare provider to be aware of supplementation that your child receives. A prescription is required for use of more than (12) 100 ml bottles (total, over a recipient’s lifetime, not per order)
- Contact us at orders@midatlanticmilkbank.org or 412-281-4400 before completing the Dispensary Order Form
- Fill out the Dispensary Order Form and pay online: Bottles are $15 each
- A receipt for your order with an order number and a payment receipt will be emailed to you
- Bring the receipt for your order and the payment receipt to your pick up
- Pick up at the Donor Milk in Your Neighborhood location nearest you
Insurance coverage for donor milk
Insurance may cover medically necessary donor milk. Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) may also be used to pay for donor milk. Contact your health plan or employer for more information.
Safe handling of donor milk
Download our safe handling of donor milk instructions.
A note about lactation support
When donor milk is being used as a supplement, it is important to pair it with lactation support so parents are able to meet their feeding goals. If you do not have lactation support in place, let us know and we will assist you in finding help in your area.