Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz Closes 45th Center In 2025 Thanks To Defunding

The Planned Parenthood abortion business announced today the closure of yet another abortion center, this time in central Ohio. The closure comes thanks to the defunding bill President Donald Trump signed this year that revokes federal taxpayer dollars from the abortion company.

Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio announced the permanent closure of its Franklinton center today. The closing will take effect on Friday.

The abortion business is attributing the decision to federal defunding and Medicaid cuts that have drained the abortion company of roughly $10 million in revenue.

The closure, which eliminates one of the organization’s 13 abortion centers in the state, comes amid a second round of staff layoffs this year, affecting 17 employees effective November 18. All workers at the Franklinton site were included in the reductions, with remaining customers redirected to the North Columbus location.

“Ultimately, we will close the Franklinton location on Nov. 28, 2025, and we will work to transfer these patients to our North Columbus location,” the abortion organization stated in a release.

Erica Wilson-Domer, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio, described the moves as necessary “right-sizing” in response to “patient losses and funding cuts.” She added that prior administrative trims had already left that division “as lean as we can go.”

Post-closure, Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio will operate 11 abortion centers and two ambulatory surgical abortion centers in Bedford Heights and Columbus.

Just before this, Planned Parenthood has shuttered its Bixby Health Center abortion facility in Los Angeles, marking the 44th such closure nationwide this year amid federal defunding of the abortion giant.