Planned Parenthood has said that barring Medicaid coverage could lead to many patients not getting the care they need.

The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that states can kick Planned Parenthood out of their Medicaid programs, a decision that could have ripple effects across the country for all abortion providers ...

The Supreme Court says states can block the country’s biggest abortion provider, Planned Parenthood, from receiving Medicaid ...

The case wasn't directly about abortion. Instead, it focused on whether a Medicaid patient can sue over choosing their doctor ...

Ruling says Medicaid patients cannot sue to get non-abortion health care from Planned Parenthood if states have cut off ...

Planned Parenthood North Central States, which covers Minnesota, said that nothing will change in Minnesota for the 22,000 ...

The Supreme Court ruled on whether South Carolina violated Medicaid patients' right to choose health care providers by ...

The Supreme Court said Medicaid recipients don't have a right to sue over their state's decision to cut off Planned ...

The dispute arose from a long-running effort by the state to block the reproductive health care group from receiving Medicaid ...

Paige Johnson, president of Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, which brought the suit, at the Supreme Court in April. On Thursday, she called the South Carolina law an effort to “weaponize anti ...

The Supreme Court decided South Carolina can restrict Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood. Advocates say this will save ...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, the nonprofit's arm that covers South Carolina, ...