Planned Parenthood Clinics Dropping Access to Medicaid After Funding Cuts

Abortion-related travel could face another ‘shock to the system’ under new spending law

A new federal law that would “defund” Planned Parenthood could gut the system people have used to obtain abortions since the fall of Roe v. Wade, disproportionately closing the clinics in states that have become abortion havens for people living under bans.  Backed by President Donald Trump, the spending law prohibits reproductive health clinics from billing services to Medicaid if they provide or are part of health networks that perform abortio…

Area Planned Parenthoods brace for loss of funds, look to state following Medicaid cuts

Planned Parenthood is hoping New York can cover the loss of federal Medicaid funds after the “One Big Beautiful Bill” denied funds to the clinics for a year.

Planned Parenthood Locations Stop Taking Medicaid

Planned Parenthood locations in Washington, D.C., and Colorado have notified prospective patients that they can no longer accept Medicaid coverage for care, a result from the One Big Beautfiul Bill Act that Congress passed last week and President Donald Trump signed into law on July 4. "Following the passage of the so-called 'Big Beautiful Bill' into federal law, PPMW is now legally prohibited from accepting Medicaid coverage," Planned Parenthoo…

Some Planned Parenthood Affiliates Have Stopped Accepting Medicaid

Some Planned Parenthood affiliates began rejecting Medicaid after the reconciliation bill stripped them of federal taxpayer dollars.

Loss of Medicaid for Planned Parenthood in NH could mean a drop in patients

The new federal tax and spending package bars Medicaid reimbursements to an organization that’s already facing funding challenges

5,000 Colorado Medicaid patients who used Planned Parenthood must find new doctors

Despite congressional Republicans’ stated intention to “defund” Planned Parenthood, the reproductive-health nonprofit expects to hold on in Colorado — though about 5,000 people who received primary care at its clinics will need to find new doctors. H.R. 1, the GOP-backed tax-and-spending law previously known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, prohibits Medicaid payments for one year to nonprofit organizations that provide abortions and also rece…