For a running list on temporarily and permanently closed centers, see Temporary & Permanent Closings.

For the PP centers that don’t do abortions, see the bottom of the page: The Importance of “Referral Only.”

For the Virtual Centers (telehealth centers), see the bottom of the page: Telehealth

For PP centers for whom health inspections have generated health code violation documents, plus those states where health inspections aren’t even done, along with centers that have malpractice suits, 911 calls, and other problems, see: Problems at Planned Parenthood: Explanation of Problems & Lists of Planned Parenthood Centers

Breakdown of Numbers by State

PP centers which are listed as temporarily closed on PP’s national website are still included in these numbers. Last updated February 25, 2025.

States with no PP location (3): Mississippi, North Dakota, Wyoming

States (and DC) with just one PP location (6): Alabama, Idaho, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Washington DC, West Virginia

States with just two PP locations (8): Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, South Carolina

States with three (3): Alaska, Nevada, Oklahoma

States with four (7): Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Tennessee

States with five (2): Montana, New Mexico

States with 6-9 (8): Arizona, Iowa, Maryland, Missouri, North Carolina, Utah, Vermont, Virginia

States with 10-19 (8): Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon

States with 20-29 (4): New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin

States 30 or more: (4): California, New York, Texas, Washington

Centers Open Only 1 or 2 Days a Week

Current count = 14

Last updated February 26, 2025. We link to the PP web page for the center so it can be easily verified; changes occur without notice.

California (1) – Clearlake

New Jersey (1) – Bellmawr, Flemington