Planned Parenthood will shut down its two Louisiana clinics. Officials call it a win; providers warn patients will lose access to essential health services.

The two Planned Parenthood reproductive health clinics in Louisiana will close their doors at the end of next month, its regional leader announced. Its parent organization has cited a decrease in donor support and Trump administration policy as reasons for its cutbacks across the country.

With its federal funding threatened in Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill, Planned Parenthood will cease Louisiana operations after 40 years.

Planned Parenthood’s days in Louisiana are numbered. On Sept. 30, the organization will close its two remaining clinics in Louisiana. Erica Inzina, policy director for Louisiana Right to Life, says those closings are a victory for babies and mothers.

Planned Parenthood is set to shutter its last two Louisiana facilities next month, a move pro-life advocates say shows the "success" of their movement.

Planned Parenthood will close its two clinics in Louisiana on Sept. 30 as the organization faces funding challenges under President Trump’s tax and spending package. Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast President Melaney Linton said in a statement the Louisiana closures are a “direct result of relentless political assaults.