(El Paso, Texas) Presumably due to decreased demand for abortions, Planned Parenthood departs El Paso.
Citing financial strains as the main issue, Diane Quest, spokesperson for Planned Parenthood, had this to say about the El Paso closures:Disputing the official statement, several sources indicate that finances have never been a problem at Planned Parenthood clinics."Planned Parenthood Center of El Paso's closure is unfortunate and understandably a surprise to the community. Since 2003, the Planned Parenthood El Paso affiliate has had some difficulty in meeting certain financial indicators for accreditation. Like many non-profits there have been ups and downs.
"Ultimately the financial strain became too much and the organization was not sustainable. Planned Parenthood's national office is dedicated to seeking out new opportunities to once again enable Planned Parenthood health care services to be provided in El Paso and hopes to serve the community in the future."
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