Abortion Services
The news of the June 24 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court can be confusing. Know this: abortion is legal in Michigan and you have a right abortion services in this state.
Planned Parenthood of Michigan (PPMI) offers unbiased, accurate information about the options available for pregnancy termination.
Abortion pill (medication abortion)
The abortion pill can be taken up to the 11th week of pregnancy. No procedure is involved. The administration of two medications causes the abortion; both medications must be taken while you are in the state of Michigan. Get more information about the abortion pill.
We provide the abortion pill at all of our health centers in Michigan.
If you have scheduled an appointment for the abortion pill, follow these instructions in planning for your visit.
In-clinic abortion procedure
In-clinic abortion procedures are offered through 19.6 weeks of pregnancy. This is an in-office, out-patient procedure. We are one of the few providers who also offer sedation if desired. Get more information about in-clinic abortion procedures.
We provide in-clinic abortion procedures at our Ann Arbor East, Flint, and Kalamazoo health centers. (Our other health centers do not provide in-clinic abortions but do offer the abortion pill.)
If you have scheduled an appointment for an in-clinic abortion, follow these instructions in planning for your visit.
Frequently asked questions
24-Hour Informed Consent Process
This information is required for your appointment. You must complete these steps AT LEAST 24 HOURS BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT.
A. Pick up the informed consent information packet at one of our health centers, or
B. View the required informed consent information online and print the required informed consent confirmation form.
- Your informed consent confirmation form is only good for 2 weeks. Do not download and sign it more than two weeks before your scheduled procedure.
- Failure to print the informed consent confirmation form online (or to pick up the informed consent packet at a health center) will result in rescheduling your appointment.
- If you choose to email the informed consent confirmation form to yourself, please be sure to save it as a Portable Document Format (PDF) before emailing. This ensures that the date is accurate on the form.