Indiana Planned Parenthoods Are Fully Booked Until Abortion Ban Takes Effect in August
Abortions will be completely banned in the state, except in the case of rape, incest, or fetal abnormalities.
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Indiana’s Planned Parenthood clinics are out of abortion appointments until the state’s near-total abortion ban goes into effect on or near August 1, the Indianapolis Star reported Tuesday. Last month, the Indiana state Supreme Court vacated an injunction that was keeping the state’s near-total abortion ban (the first law passed after Roe v. Wade fell) from going into effect.
Regional Planned Parenthood Chief Medical Officer Deborah Nucatola told the Star that the clinics will provide other reproductive healthcare services, but if potential patients don’t already have an appointment for their abortion, they won’t be able to get one at an Indiana Planned Parenthood. INeedAnA.com, one of the best ways to find out where to get an abortion in America, still lists Clinic For Women, an independent operation, in Indianapolis as able to provide first-trimester abortion care.