Planned Parenthood clinics across New York state are seeing Medicaid patients as usual this month, but they’re no longer getting paid for those services, according to the organization’s New York chapter. The new funding gap is a result of the domestic policy law President Donald Trump signed on July 4, Planned Parenthood of Greater New York said.

A judge partially froze a provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act just days after President Trump signed it into law.

Only a handful of Planned Parenthood organizations will continue to receive money from the federal government. None of them are in California.

A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Monday (July 21) partially granting Planned Parenthood’s request to prevent enforcement of the defund measure included in the recent budget

Planned Parenthood serves more than 1.3 million patients across California, more than 80% of whom are on Medicaid, known here as Medi-Cal.

A federal judge has ruled that some Planned Parenthood clinics can continue to receive federal funding while litigation about a provision in the recently passed Big Beautiful Bill Act defunding the

While the court ruled some of Planned Parenthood's members will be exempt from the bill's provision, it still leaves a significant number subject to its terms.

Planned Parenthood said in a statement after the injunction that it's thankful the court recognized “the harm” caused by the bill.

A federal judge on Monday extended an order that blocked the Trump administration from enforcing a provision of President Donald Trump’s sweeping domestic policy law to defund Planned Parenthood’s health care services.