Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

[Chuz Life]

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

Paying for physicians to be on call at all times at local clinics could cost Planned Parenthood a pretty penny.

In late November, the health department's proposed new rules were made public, along with estimates of how much the new rules would cost private entities — such as the Springfield and Joplin clinics where Planned Parenthood hopes to offer medication abortions. Additional regulations are required because of the laws the Missouri General Assembly passed this summer in a special session called by Gov. Eric Greitens.

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

This should be the law in every State. I can't imagine the lack of sanity in running ANY kind of medical service provider without a Dr. on call. Hell, even some High Schools have that.

 

[Moonglow]

High schools have a doctor on duty to give abortions?

 

[TheOldSchool]

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

Paying for physicians to be on call at all times at local clinics could cost Planned Parenthood a pretty penny.

In late November, the health department's proposed new rules were made public, along with estimates of how much the new rules would cost private entities — such as the Springfield and Joplin clinics where Planned Parenthood hopes to offer medication abortions. Additional regulations are required because of the laws the Missouri General Assembly passed this summer in a special session called by Gov. Eric Greitens.

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

This should be the law in every State. I can't imagine the lack of sanity in running ANY kind of medical service providor without a Dr. on call. Hell, even some High Schools have that.

PP will persevere

 

[koshergrl]

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

Paying for physicians to be on call at all times at local clinics could cost Planned Parenthood a pretty penny.

In late November, the health department's proposed new rules were made public, along with estimates of how much the new rules would cost private entities — such as the Springfield and Joplin clinics where Planned Parenthood hopes to offer medication abortions. Additional regulations are required because of the laws the Missouri General Assembly passed this summer in a special session called by Gov. Eric Greitens.

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

This should be the law in every State. I can't imagine the lack of sanity in running ANY kind of medical service providor without a Dr. on call. Hell, even some High Schools have that.

Planned Parenthood has a hard time finding *real* physicians who will do their ghoulish bidding.

Likewise, most responsible hospitals are not at all interested in giving those ghouls admitting rights, and opening themselves up to all the malpractice suits.

And Planned Parenthood sure as shit doesn't want to have to provide any sort of documentation on ANY of the creepy shit they do.

Planned Parenthood is just going to have to set up shop in Darfur and Somalia, I guess. Somewhere where human rights aren't such a big issue, and where they can find lots of *clients* who are desperate enough to let them hack at them.

 

[Moonglow]

High schools don't have medical service providers around here in Mizzouri, just a nurse...Same with the local clinics....

 

[BULLDOG]

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

Paying for physicians to be on call at all times at local clinics could cost Planned Parenthood a pretty penny.

In late November, the health department's proposed new rules were made public, along with estimates of how much the new rules would cost private entities — such as the Springfield and Joplin clinics where Planned Parenthood hopes to offer medication abortions. Additional regulations are required because of the laws the Missouri General Assembly passed this summer in a special session called by Gov. Eric Greitens.

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

This should be the law in every State. I can't imagine the lack of sanity in running ANY kind of medical service providor without a Dr. on call. Hell, even some High Schools have that.

Planned Parenthood has a hard time finding *real* physicians who will do their ghoulish bidding.

Likewise, most responsible hospitals are not at all interested in giving those ghouls admitting rights, and opening themselves up to all the malpractice suits.

And Planned Parenthood sure as shit doesn't want to have to provide any sort of documentation on ANY of the creepy shit they do.

Planned Parenthood is just going to have to set up shop in Darfur and Somalia, I guess. Somewhere where human rights aren't such a big issue, and where they can find lots of *clients* who are desperate enough to let them hack at them.

Hospitals don't generally call it abortion. Their term is D&C. All the restrictions go away when it is listed that way.

 

[Ridgerunner]

PP will persevere

With the funding of the Tax Payers sure they will persevere...

 

[koshergrl]

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

Paying for physicians to be on call at all times at local clinics could cost Planned Parenthood a pretty penny.

In late November, the health department's proposed new rules were made public, along with estimates of how much the new rules would cost private entities — such as the Springfield and Joplin clinics where Planned Parenthood hopes to offer medication abortions. Additional regulations are required because of the laws the Missouri General Assembly passed this summer in a special session called by Gov. Eric Greitens.

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

This should be the law in every State. I can't imagine the lack of sanity in running ANY kind of medical service providor without a Dr. on call. Hell, even some High Schools have that.

Planned Parenthood has a hard time finding *real* physicians who will do their ghoulish bidding.

Likewise, most responsible hospitals are not at all interested in giving those ghouls admitting rights, and opening themselves up to all the malpractice suits.

And Planned Parenthood sure as shit doesn't want to have to provide any sort of documentation on ANY of the creepy shit they do.

Planned Parenthood is just going to have to set up shop in Darfur and Somalia, I guess. Somewhere where human rights aren't such a big issue, and where they can find lots of *clients* who are desperate enough to let them hack at them.

Hospitals don't generally call it abortion. Their term is D&C. All the restrictions go away when it is listed that way.

Yup, and always have.

That's why the clarion call of "we have to legalize abortions or wimmins will die cuz the hospitals won't give them when they need it!" is such a pathetic lie.

 

[BULLDOG]

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

Paying for physicians to be on call at all times at local clinics could cost Planned Parenthood a pretty penny.

In late November, the health department's proposed new rules were made public, along with estimates of how much the new rules would cost private entities — such as the Springfield and Joplin clinics where Planned Parenthood hopes to offer medication abortions. Additional regulations are required because of the laws the Missouri General Assembly passed this summer in a special session called by Gov. Eric Greitens.

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

This should be the law in every State. I can't imagine the lack of sanity in running ANY kind of medical service providor without a Dr. on call. Hell, even some High Schools have that.

Planned Parenthood has a hard time finding *real* physicians who will do their ghoulish bidding.

Likewise, most responsible hospitals are not at all interested in giving those ghouls admitting rights, and opening themselves up to all the malpractice suits.

And Planned Parenthood sure as shit doesn't want to have to provide any sort of documentation on ANY of the creepy shit they do.

Planned Parenthood is just going to have to set up shop in Darfur and Somalia, I guess. Somewhere where human rights aren't such a big issue, and where they can find lots of *clients* who are desperate enough to let them hack at them.

Hospitals don't generally call it abortion. Their term is D&C. All the restrictions go away when it is listed that way.

Yup, and always have.

That's why the clarion call of "we have to legalize abortions or wimmins will die cuz the hospitals won't give them when they need it!" is such a pathetic lie.

Yes, and that was almost 50 years ago. Abortions are legal and have been since 1973.

 

[koshergrl]

PP will persevere

With the funding of the Tax Payers sure they will persevere...

No, their funding is drying up.

 

[Ridgerunner]

PP will persevere

With the funding of the Tax Payers sure they will persevere...

No, their funding is drying up.

Funding would have dried up along time ago if LEOs would have administered the Hyde Amendment... PP perform abortions on lower income women who can't afford other options...

 

[Syriusly]

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

Paying for physicians to be on call at all times at local clinics could cost Planned Parenthood a pretty penny.

In late November, the health department's proposed new rules were made public, along with estimates of how much the new rules would cost private entities — such as the Springfield and Joplin clinics where Planned Parenthood hopes to offer medication abortions. Additional regulations are required because of the laws the Missouri General Assembly passed this summer in a special session called by Gov. Eric Greitens.

Missouri's new abortion rules could mean big costs for Planned Parenthood

This should be the law in every State. I can't imagine the lack of sanity in running ANY kind of medical service provider without a Dr. on call. Hell, even some High Schools have that.

Ah so another back alley attempt to outlaw abortions.