US EditionLeaders fear public health crisis with Los Angeles Planned Parenthood funding at risk
CALIFORNIA, JUL 22 – The partial injunction exempts California clinics from the Medicaid defunding ban, which threatens $300 million in federal funding and impacts over 1 million patients, court documents show.
- On July 21, Judge Indira Talwani granted a temporary injunction blocking enforcement of the defunding provision, pausing it for abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.
- In the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Trump signed earlier this month, banning Medicaid reimbursements for clinics that perform abortions and receive over $800,000, cutting support for California’s 114 Planned Parenthood clinics.
- In Los Angeles County, a public health crisis emerges as California Planned Parenthood lost all federal funding under a preliminary court order, threatening PPLA’s 260,000 annual visits.
- Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove vowed, `We are not going to lay down without a fight,` as the Department of Health and Human Services filed a notice of appeal.
- Looking ahead, more than 1.1 million patients face loss of care as Planned Parenthood Federation of America and affiliates continue legal challenges nationwide.
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South L.A. leaders, patients fight federal health cuts at Planned Parenthood – Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group
LOS ANGELES — As the Trump administration advances an effort to gut federal funding for Planned Parenthood, elected officials rallied July 21 in defense of the organization that provides sexual and reproductive health care for more than 1.1 million patients across the nation. Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, D-Los Angeles, led a news conference downtown alongside other elected officials to sound the alarm on what they believe could be a public health …
California Planned Parenthood Loses $300 Million After Defunding
California’s Planned Parenthood affiliates, the state’s largest abortion company, have lost $300 million in federal funding following the new federal law that defunds America’s biggest abortion business. The congressional reconciliation bill, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” signed by President Donald Trump earlier this month, prohibits Medicaid reimbursements for nonprofit health clinics that kill babies and receive more than $800,000 i…
Beckley Register-Herald
westvirginiawatch.comLaw blocks Planned Parenthood from Medicaid dollars, one third of WV patients affected
CHARLESTON – A Republican bill that temporarily restricts Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood will affect about one third of patients at its only West Virginia clinic, according to officials with the organization.
Cal Matters
Planned Parenthood of California loses $300 million in federal funding under court order
California Planned Parenthood operations stand to lose $300 million in federal funding as a result of a Massachusetts court ruling following Trump budget cuts.
Fallout begins for Planned Parenthood clinics facing Medicaid cuts
With a new law cutting Medicaid funding to certain clinics, Planned Parenthood estimated 200 of its clinics in 24 states are at risk of closure with the cuts, and nearly all of those clinics — 90% — are in states where abortion is legal. (Photo by Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images)Planned Parenthood had already begun the arduous task of closing some clinics and curtailing services immediately after Congress passed the massive budget reconciliation b…
Judge Blocks Abortion-Funding Ban in ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’
Jonathan Weiss Defunding Planned Parenthood is now on hold. July 21 ruling unilaterally decided that the law does not apply to abortion businesses like Planned Parenthood and granted the organization’s request for a temporary injunction while the lawsuit progresses.
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