Planned Parenthood Closes Another Abortion Center, 44 Total in 2025

Planned Parenthood has shuttered its Bixby Health Center abortion facility in Los Angeles, marking the 44th such closure nationwide this year amid federal defunding of the abortion giant.

The facility at 1057 Kingston Ave. in the Boyle Heights neighborhood is no longer listed on the organization’s website or Google Maps, pro-life advocate Katie Xavios announced Monday on X. The closure comes even after California Governor Gavin Newsom announced he was spending $140 million to fund the abortion corporation.

“We’re excited to share that Planned Parenthood quietly closed another facility! Bixby Health Center in Los Angeles is now permanently closed. There’s no official announcement, but it’s no longer active on PP’s website or on Google,” Xavios wrote in the post.

The closure comes as Planned Parenthood faces financial strain from restrictions enacted earlier this year under the Trump administration’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” which eliminated several hundred million dollars in federal Title X funding for family planning services.

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Pro-life groups have closely monitored the fallout, celebrating each shutdown as a step toward protecting unborn life.

Bixby Health Center, part of Planned Parenthood Los Angeles, had long killed babies in abortions. Originally offering surgical abortions, the center discontinued those in 2018 and shifted to abortion pills to end the lives of unborn babies.

Planned Parenthood Los Angeles, which operates about two dozen health centers across the county, has not issued a public statement on the Bixby closure as of Monday evening.

Recently the Planned Parenthood abortion business released a new report that details the closures that have happened since Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed a law defunding the abortion company.

That means good news for the majority of Americans who are pro-life and don’t want their tax dollars going to an abortion agency that kills babies.

So far, 44 Planned Parenthood abortion centers shuttered their doors this year, a direct result of the Trump administration’s successful defunding efforts that severed taxpayer support for its business.

The closures, detailed in Planned Parenthood’s own November 2025 impact report titled “The Harms of ‘Defunding’ Planned Parenthood.”

“Since the beginning of 2025, nearly 50 health centers have closed due to loss of Title X funds and Medicaid reimbursements,” the report states, underscoring the profound financial pressure exerted by the policy.

Despite what the abortion giant and the media would have Americans think, the Planned Parenthood centers all participated in abortions. Some would kill babies directly with surgical abortions. Others would kill babies by selling the dangerous abortion pill that also kills and injures women. Still others would make abortion referrals – with Planned Parenthood locations in pro-life states arranging abortions in other states or using telehealth to sell abortion pills to women in violation of state pro-life laws.

The defunding provision, signed into law by President Donald Trump on July 4, 2025, marked a pivotal moment in the pro-life movement’s long-standing campaign to redirect federal dollars away from organizations that do hundreds of thousands of abortions annually.

The Planned Parenthood report itself frames the policy as a deliberate effort by “the Trump administration and its Republican backers in Congress [who] ‘defunded’ Planned Parenthood as part of a strategy to shut down health centers and ban abortion nationwide.”

The list of Planned Parenthood closures to this point is worth celebrating. It’s a victory. A win in a small battle. But the larger war against killing babies in abortions continues. And like Carney, millions of pro-life Americans will continue fighting.

Here are the 44 Planned Parenthood closures in 2025:

Gilroy, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Madera, CA
San Diego, CA
San Mateo, CA
Santa Cruz, CA
South San Francisco, CA
Bloomington, IL
Decatur, IL
Englewood, IL
Ottawa, IL
Evansville, IN
Ames, IA
Cedar Rapids, IA
Sioux City, IA
Urbandale, IA
Baton Rouge, LA
New Orleans, LA
Jackson, MI
Petoskey, MI
Marquette, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Apple Valley, MN
Richfield, MN
Alexandria, MN
Bemidji, MN
Joplin, MO
Las Vegas, NV (2)
Bellmawr, NJ
Englewood, NJ
Manhattan, NY
Springfield, OH
Hamilton, OH
Cleveland, OH
Moon Township, PA
Memphis, TN
Houston TX (2)
Tyler, TX
St. George, UT
Logan, UT
St. Johnsbury, VT
Delavan, WI