Breaking Down Barriers: The Shoshana Now Accepts HSA, FSA, and Leading Benefits Providers

Making quality postpartum care accessible has always been at the heart of our mission. Today, we're excited to share a major milestone in that journey.

The fourth trimester—those first crucial weeks after birth—is one of the most transformative and challenging periods in a new parent's life. Yet for too long, comprehensive postpartum support has felt like a luxury reserved for the few rather than a necessity available to all. At The Shoshana, we're changing that narrative.

We're thrilled to announce that we now accept HSA and FSA payments, in addition to coverage through Carrot, Progyny, and Maven—removing financial barriers and making it easier than ever for families to access the expert postpartum care they deserve.

Your Benefits, Your Recovery

If you've been wondering whether your employer benefits or health savings accounts can cover postpartum support, the answer is increasingly yes. Here's how each option works:

HSA & FSA Payments

Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) are powerful tools that allow you to use pre-tax dollars for qualified medical expenses—and postpartum care absolutely qualifies. Whether it's lactation support, postpartum doula services, or overnight newborn care, you can now use your HSA or FSA card to invest in your recovery without the financial stress.

Booking with HSA/FSA is simple: just let us know when you reserve your stay, and provide your card information when it's time for payment. We'll provide you with an itemized receipt for your records.

Third-Party Benefits Providers

Maven
Maven Wallet users with in-person postpartum support can use their benefits to cover their retreat at The Shoshana. Simply log into your Maven app, verify your coverage under "Your Benefits & Payments," and let us know you'll be using Maven when you book.

Progyny
Progyny's comprehensive fertility and family-building benefits often include postpartum care coverage. Check your benefits portal to see if in-person doula care and postpartum support are included in your plan.

Carrot Fertility
If your employer offers Carrot as part of their family-building benefits, your stay at The Shoshana may be fully covered up to your plan limits. Carrot recognizes that postpartum support is essential to maternal health and family well-being.

Why Accessibility Matters

The statistics are sobering: up to 80% of new mothers experience the "baby blues," while 1 in 8 women develop postpartum depression. Sleep deprivation, physical recovery from birth, feeding challenges, and the overwhelming responsibility of caring for a newborn can feel impossible to navigate alone.

Yet despite these universal challenges, access to quality postpartum care remains inconsistent. Many families face a choice between getting the support they need and managing their budget. That's not a choice anyone should have to make.

By accepting HSA, FSA, and major benefits providers, we're ensuring that more families can access:

  • Expert lactation support from certified consultants who help you establish feeding with confidence

  • Overnight newborn care so you can get the restorative sleep essential for healing and mental health

  • Postpartum doula services providing emotional support, newborn care education, and practical help during the transition

  • A peaceful retreat environment at The Delwyn, designed specifically for postpartum recovery

  • Nutritious meals prepared to support your healing and energy levels

  • Community and connection with other new parents navigating the same journey

What This Means for You

Whether you're currently pregnant and planning ahead, or you're in the thick of the fourth trimester and need support now, these expanded payment options mean you have more choices. You can:

  1. Check your benefits today to see what coverage you already have

  2. Talk to your HR department about whether Carrot, Progyny, or Maven are part of your benefits package

  3. Review your HSA/FSA balance and consider allocating funds for postpartum care

  4. Book your stay with confidence knowing you have multiple pathways to make it financially feasible

The Investment That Matters Most

Postpartum care isn't an indulgence—it's an investment in your health, your baby's well-being, and your family's foundation. The support you receive in those early weeks can impact your physical recovery, mental health, feeding success, and parenting confidence for years to come.

When you're rested, supported, and guided by experts, you're better equipped to bond with your baby, establish healthy routines, and navigate challenges with resilience. That's not just good for you—it's good for your entire family.

Ready to Experience the Care You Deserve?

Don't let financial concerns keep you from getting the postpartum support that can make all the difference. Whether you're using your HSA, FSA, employer benefits through Carrot, Progyny, or Maven, or paying privately, our team is here to create a personalized care plan that meets your unique needs.

Next steps:

  1. Check your benefits coverage or HSA/FSA balance

  2. Contact our team to discuss your needs and confirm your coverage

  3. Reserve your dates at The Shoshana

  4. Rest, recover, and receive the expert care you deserve

The fourth trimester doesn't have to be something you just survive—with the right support, it can be a time of healing, bonding, and confidence-building. And now, that support is more accessible than ever.

Questions about coverage or booking? Reach out to our team at [contact info] or visit [website]. We're here to help you navigate your benefits and plan your postpartum retreat.

The Shoshana is Philadelphia's first postpartum retreat facility, offering comprehensive fourth trimester support including overnight newborn care, lactation consulting, postpartum doula services, and nurturing accommodations designed for new mothers and families.

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