37 Planned Parenthood Abortion Centers Close Across US in 2025

In 2025, Planned Parenthood has closed dozens of abortion centers nationwide, with reports indicating at least 33 to 37 closures this year, including its largest facility, the Prevention Park center in Houston, Texas. Many closures are attributed to financial pressures exacerbated by legislation such as the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which restricts Medicaid funding to abortion providers, although a federal judge recently blocked a provision specifically targeting Planned Parenthood’s Medicaid reimbursements as likely unconstitutional. Despite the closures, the organization continues to provide abortions via telemedicine and the abortion pill, maintaining efforts to reach women through non-physical centers. Pro-life advocates credit legislative actions, public protests, and prayer vigils like 40 Days for Life for influencing these closures and celebrate the potential lives saved as physical clinics shutter. Some closures, such as the Evansville, Indiana center, are directly linked to changes in abortion laws following the Dobbs decision and state-level bans. The overall trend reflects a shrinking physical footprint for Planned Parenthood’s abortion services amid evolving healthcare policies, increasing costs, and the rise of telemedicine alternatives.