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Anti-abortion pregnancy centers are looking to offer much more than ultrasounds and diapers
Over 2,600 anti-abortion centers in the U.S. expanded services like STI testing and primary care amid Planned Parenthood clinic closures and reduced Medicaid funding in 2023-2024.
- In recent years, anti-abortion pregnancy centers have added medical services like STI testing and primary care as Planned Parenthood clinics close and more than 2,600 centers operate in the U.S.
- After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade three years ago, state abortion bans and Medicaid changes accelerated pregnancy centers' medical service expansion.
- Some centers now advertise treatment options including unproven abortion-pill reversal therapies, and Alternatives Pregnancy Center, Sacramento, California, has hired family doctors, radiologists and OB-GYNs to provide STI care.
- For some patients these centers are their only health provider, but abortion-rights groups warn they refuse contraceptives, offer limited ultrasounds, and often lack Medicaid and private insurer standards.
- With state funding rising, nearly 20 states funnel public dollars to pregnancy centers, Texas and Florida dedicate substantial sums, and legal battles involve the U.S. Supreme Court's review of a New Jersey probe.
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More anti-abortion pregnancy centers offer medical services as Planned Parenthood clinics close
More anti-abortion pregnancy centers have been offering medical services such as testing for sexually transmitted infections.
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Anti-abortion pregnancy centers are looking to offer much more than ultrasounds and diapers
Pregnancy centers in the U.S. that discourage women from getting abortions have been adding more medical services — and could be poised to expand further.The expansion — ranging from testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections to even providing primary medical care — has been unfolding for years. It gained steam after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade three years ago, clearing the way for states to ban abortion.The push coul…
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