This page was originally set up for the onslaught of temporary closings during the Covid crisis; there are far fewer temporarily closed now and far more permanently closed. We’ve moved information on the Covid-19 crisis to our page on the Impact of Covid-19.
Susan B. Anthony Pro-life America has a list of 2025 closures which has an informative paragraph about each center. They primarily use news sources, whereas our list below is based on the official Planned Parenthood website, which maintains a page for each center. That page disappears when the center closes, and has the best available update as to whether it’s temporarily closed. We list temporarily closed locations separately from permanently closed ones. Also, the SBA list counts centers, and we count locations. PP frequently counts two centers at the same location, so if one of them closes but the other doesn’t, the location is counted as remaining open and therefore isn’t listed below.
See our state-matching page for specific centers matched up with their nearest Community Health Centers, and our home page.
We only cover the centers that are physical buildings here; Telehealth – “Virtual Centers” – will be treated separately and will probably get more attention as a growing trend.
Constantly Updated Lists
U.S. Locations Closed Until Further Notice
If these physical (not telehealth) centers close permanently, they’re moved to the list of permanent closures at the bottom. If they re-open, they’re removed from this page.
Since we receive no notifications of changes from PP and have to find them by constantly checking publicly available web pages on the PP site, figures are not up to the minute.
Listed as temporarily closed:
Current count = 7
See the bottom of our Kinds of Facilities page for centers only open 1 or 2 days a week.
Seaford
Billings Heights [from 12/28/21 until further notice]
Albuquerque, Northeast Heights
Santa Fe
Grants Pass
South Dallas Abortion Services
Vienna
Closed Permanently (Probably)
Current count of permanently closed locations since March 12, 2020 = 115.
Count for 2025 = 51
Current count starting January 1, 2026 = 1
Centers are counted as permanently closed if they disappear from PP’s list, if the listing’s link forwards to something other than a web page for that center, or if the center’s page says they’ve shifted to Telehealth only (which sends people elsewhere.)
Any centers that re-appear on PP’s listings and post their hours will be removed below. Any that re-appear with a note that they’re closed until further notice will be moved up to the above temporary list.
A few new centers opened during these times and aren’t listed, so the net loss is not quite as high as indicated.
March 12, 2020 (Covid Crisis) to January 19, 2021
There were quite a few that closed temporarily during this time and then re-opened; see our page on the Impact of Covid-19 for more details.
Count = 12
Los Angeles – Eagle Rock
San Francisco – Wohlford
Granby
Danielson
Old Saybrook
Brandenton
Elkhart – July 15, 2020 PP press release states it’s merging with another at the other’s location
Indianapolis – East Side
Big Rapids
Rochester – Greece
Watkins Glen
Wooster
Starting January 20, 2021 (Biden administration starts) to May 2, 2022
Count = 21
Alamosa (closure time not known, noted June 6, 2022)
Denver Southwest (Glendale)
Lakewood
Boca Raton
Wellington
Pekin
Grand Rapids, Minnesota
Virginia, Minnesota
Freehold
Pomona – Stockton Student Center
Glen Cove
Hornell
Monticello
Oneida
Quakertown
Newport
Kent Valley
Seattle – First Hills
Shelton
Blair
Sparta
May 2, 2022 (start of post-Roe era) to January 19, 2025
Count: 34
Mobile
Juneau
Soldotna
San Diego – Mission Bay Mimi Brien Health Center
West Oakland
Steamboat Springs
Cedar Falls
Council Bluffs
Miami, Jean Shehan Center
Des Moines – Rosenfeld
Boise
Twin Falls
Chicago – Wicker Park
Columbus
Gary
Michigan City
Detroit, Michigan – Corktown Satellite
Willmar
Woodbury
Florissant
Joplin (closed January 1, 2025)
St. Louis – South Grand
Mississippi – no centers left in this state
Hattiesburg
Claremont
Clifton Park
Lorain
Warren
Lawton
Ashland
Somerset
Warminster
Bennington
Hyde Park
Middlebury
St. Albans
starting January 20, 2025 (Trump administration starts)
Count: 26
Since the center in Joplin Missouri closed on January 1, 2025, it’s included on lists of centers that closed in 2025, which many pro-life groups have been sharing.
Bloomington
Chicago – Englewood
Decatur
Ottawa
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Urbandale
Ann Arbor West
Jackson
Marquette
Petoskey
Alexandria
Apple Valley
Bemidji
Richfield
Las Vegas East Flamingo
Las Vegas West Charleston
(both replaced by North Las Vegas)
the Nevada Virtual Center is also no longer listed
Amsterdam
Cobleskill
Goshen
Staten Island
Cleveland – Euclid Avenue
Moon Township
Logan
St. George
Saint Johnsbury
Starting July, 2025 (The Defunding Decline)
PP is now attributing closures to the loss of Medicaid dollars. Because PP doesn’t notify us of closings nor always announce them publicly, some of those listed below may actually have closed after April but before July.
Count: 25
Gilroy
Los Angeles – Bixby
Madera
San Mateo
Santa Cruz
South San Francisco
Aurora
Littleton
Fort Lauderdale
Evansville
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Bellmawr
Englewood
Manhattan
Franklinton
Hamilton
Springfield
Houston – Prevention Park
Houston – Southwest
Tyler (still has page, but transitioned to all-telehealth)
Delavan
Portage
West Bend
Wisconsin Rapids
Note: lists of closures in 2025 often include the smaller of the two Memphis centers as a 2025 closure, but as seen at the top of this page, PP is listing it only as temporarily closed. We know since March 2020, when we started keeping track, that the temporarily closed are more likely to permanently close than others, but it’s also quite common that they instead re-open. This is why they’re tracked separately here.
Starting January 1, 2026
For an annual count, when PP is predicting there to be many.
Current count: 1
Rolla [as of 01.01.25, switched to Telehealth, which doesn’t appear to be located in Rolla, but PP’s page for this center is still up]
Upcoming
Lakeland – last day for patients, 03.06.26. Officially closed 03.13.26