Planned Parenthood is still here for you.

The Supreme Court’s ruling on June 24, 2022 ended the federal constitutional right to abortion and allowed states like Texas to ban abortion.

We cannot provide abortion in Texas, but we are still here to help you. We can provide medically accurate information, ultrasounds for pregnancy dating, and help connect you to out-of-state abortion care. Planned Parenthood stands for care, and we are here with you. We are so sorry that this decision is making you face these hurdles just to get the health care you need. We know that banning abortion does not take away people’s need for abortion.

Yes, the Supreme Court’s ruling removed the federal constitutional right to abortion and allowed states like Texas to ban care — that includes abortion procedures and the abortion pill/medication abortion.

Abortion is still legal in some states. We can help connect you with safe and legal out-of-state abortion care.

We're so sorry. We know this is devastating news. The Supreme Court's decision has created confusion and chaos for millions of people.

We are here to help connect people to care. We can give you medically accurate information, provide ultrasounds to date your pregnancy and help determine you options, and connect you to safe and legal out-of-state abortion care. Please submit the form linked above for abortion navigation assistance.

There are also some online resources to find a provider. You can visit abortionfinder.org to find an abortion provider outside of Texas, and plannedparenthood.org for out-of-state Planned Parenthood locations.

Yes, abortion is still legal in other states.

Planned Parenthood is here to help connect people to care. We can provide medically accurate information, help you make an appointment with an out-of-state abortion provider, and connect you to resources. Please submit the form linked above for navigation assistance.

There are also some online websites to find a provider. You can visit abortionfinder.org to find an abortion provider outside Texas, and plannedparenthood.org for out-of-state Planned Parenthood locations.

Yes, emergency contraception is still legal. Emergency contraception reduces the risk of pregnancy. It is not the abortion pill and it will not end a pregnancy.

All forms of contraception are still legal. Planned Parenthood health centers are open and providing sexual and reproductive health care including birth control and emergency contraception. Call 1-800-230-PLAN to make an appointment.

We can help you determine your options for out-of-state abortion care and connect you to resources that may be available to help with the cost of traveling. Please submit the form linked above for navigation assistance. You can also visit abortionfunds.org for a list of abortion funds and practical support organizations across the country that may be able to offer direct financial assistance.

Unfortunately, many people are in the same position as you. The Supreme Court's ruling has created confusion and chaos for millions of people all across the country. We are here to support you.

Abortion is still legal in some other states.

Planned Parenthood is here to help connect people to care. We can provide medically accurate information, ultrasounds to date your pregnancy and help determine your options, and connect you to safe and legal care in other states. Please submit the form linked above for abortion navigation assistance.

There are also some online websites to find a provider. You can visit abortionfinder.org to find an abortion provider outside of Texas, and plannedparenthood.org for out-of-state Planned Parenthood locations.

A minor’s ability to get birth control depends on state laws. In Texas, a minor needs a parent or guardian’s consent to get an IUD.  For more information or to schedule an appointment in one of our health centers, call 1-800-230-PLAN.