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- The visit day
- Six concrete costs of charting after hours, in hours and dollars.
- How it works
- Four steps from the driveway to the plan the parent receives at the curb.
- Features
- Weighted feeds, the weight curve, plain language plans, superbills, follow up and referral summaries.
- Outcomes
- Median results reported by 412 US practices after one full caseload cycle.
- Practices using LatchDesk
- Three named consultants and the results strip behind their numbers.
- Pricing
- Solo IBCLC, Two Consultants and Practice, billed monthly and cancellable at any time.
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- Cost, set up time, data handling, integrations, cancellation and the paper charting question.
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- The form that reaches Jimenez Julien directly, answered within one business day.
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- What you see when a link points somewhere that no longer exists. Not indexed.
Contact
- jimenezjulien42@gmail.com
- Direct email to the publisher for demos, quotes, template questions and criticism.
The Visit Bag, the LatchDesk magazine
- The Visit Bag
- The magazine index, with all nine reports on the business of private practice lactation consulting.
- How do I actually set my home visit fee when most families expect insurance to cover it?
- How to build a home visit fee from drive time, visit length, charting hours and payer mix.
- What does it actually take to get credentialed with a commercial insurance plan as an IBCLC?
- The fixed sequence of NPI, taxonomy, CAQH, contracting and fee schedule, in order.
- When should I refer a family to a physician instead of trying to fix the latch myself?
- The clinical red flags that end an IBCLC visit, and how to hand off to a physician cleanly.
- Is a superbill or full insurance billing the better fit for my solo home visit practice?
- Cash flow, admin hours, denial risk and referral mix compared across both billing models.
- What are the documentation mistakes that turn a good consult into a malpractice problem?
- The charting failures that create liability in private practice, each with a concrete fix.
- How does a private practice IBCLC build a steady referral pipeline from local pediatric offices?
- How one solo practice earned steady referrals from local pediatric offices.
- What should I carry in my visit bag, and how do I keep every item of it clean?
- The working kit list for home visits plus the disinfection routine between families.
- How is insurance coverage for lactation care changing, and what should I plan for next year?
- What is durable and what is still contested in coverage for lactation care.
- What does a full day of back to back home visits really look like across a metro area?
- Four visits, ninety miles and the scheduling rules that keep the day from collapsing.
Written and maintained by Jimenez Julien, publication director at MLJ, SASU. Questions about this page go to jimenezjulien42@gmail.com.