Planned Parenthood Fights Ohio Notice to Terminate Medicaid Participation

Planned Parenthood of OC, San Bernardino getting cash infusion from state

California is providing $140 million to seven cash-strapped Planned Parenthood affiliates in California to provide reproductive care — a move that won’t be enough to restore the nonprofit’s shuttered Melody Health primary care services in Southern California. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the financial lifeline Thursday, Oct. 23, not long after Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties said it was shuttering seven clinics and laying…

Planned Parenthood fights Ohio notice to terminate Medicaid participation

Two Planned Parenthood affiliates which have health centers across Ohio are challenging the state’s plan to end their Medicaid participation, a move that they say could prevent affordable health care access for more than 27,000 Ohioans.

Ohio Fights to Defund Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz

Planned Parenthood facilities in Ohio have been affected by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which President Donald Trump signed into law on July 4. While a federal lawsuit plays out when it comes to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act defunding the abortion provider for a year, Planned Parenthood continues to face troubles in the Buckeye State. Affiliates face termination of Ohio Medicaid provider agreements. Axios had a scoop on Friday morning with …

Ohio Planned Parenthood affiliates challenge Ohio Department of Medicaid’s ban from Medicaid

A Planned Parenthood building. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio and Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region are challenging the Ohio Department of Medicaid’s decision to ban them from Medicaid.  Both Planned Parenthood centers are requesting an administrative hearing to object to ODM’s decision.  GET THE MORNING HEADLINES. SUBSCRIBE The Planned Parenthood affiliates said they received letters from …

Ohio seeks to cut off Planned Parenthood as a Medicaid provider  - Signal Ohio

State law already blocks Medicaid from funding abortions. Ohio Medicaid’s move would cut off the rest, which pays for STI testing and others.