The Charlotte Lozier Institute says the US tax is a major factor, a major factor in how Planned Parenthood, the largest abortion seller, makes money.
The Institute, which serves as the education and research division of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, conducted an analysis of publicly available funding sources for planned parent-child relationships.
This study examined payroll protection programs managed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, the Pediatric Health Insurance Program (CHIP), the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and SMEs administrators, as well as government funding for planned parent-child relationships from publicly available private donors and foundations.
Of the $2 billion in revenue, approximately $700 million (34%) came from government health services rebates and grants. Despite Hyde’s amendments, HHS gave Planned Parenthood $1.535 billion through a grant from Medicaid/Tip or cooperative agreement with $3.28 million from Medicare over three years, according to the latest published data.
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Planned Parenthood’s overall revenues have increased by more than $400 million since 2019-2020. At the same time, their non-abortion services declined rapidly, but abortions increased. Since 2010, Planned Parenthood’s total cancer screening and preventive services have declined by 71%, including a 72% decrease in breast testing and a 74% decrease in PAP testing, and prenatal services have fallen by 80% from the record high in 2009.
“The CLI associate of the study is a great opportunity to learn about the development of our research,” said Jeanneane Maxon, an associate of CLI and research author.
“This study reveals how Plannado Parent-Child Relations have emerged in financial rulings supported by government funding, prioritizing quality care for women, while still receiving public trust and funding. It is deeply plagued by the continued acceptance of public trust and funding of organizations with a documented history of substandard ‘services’.
