Overview
- Planned Parenthood Mar Monte closed five health centers in Northern California and the Central Coast after a GOP-led spending bill cut Medicaid payments to providers offering abortions.
- In the week since reimbursements were halted, the affiliate treated about 5,000 Medi-Cal patients and covered nearly $1.7 million in care costs without reimbursement.
- The funding ban also forced Mar Monte to suspend family medicine, behavioral health and prenatal care services at the affected clinics.
- Mar Monte has filed suit against the Trump administration and secured a partial preliminary injunction for some centers, but most of its sites remain at risk.
- The affiliate warns of a $100 million annual revenue gap and says its remaining clinics could face similar cuts as the legal fight continues.