AdvertisementMedina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic focused on the technical question of whether Medicaid-covered patients could sue in order to claim the right to use Planned Parenthood as a health care provider. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic told reporters on Thursday that all South Carolina Planned Parenthood health centers will continue to offer care for all patients, including those enrolled in Medicaid. Alexis McGill Johnson, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, criticized the opinion on Thursday morning. “Today, the Supreme Court once again sided with politicians who believe they know better than you, who want to block you from seeing your trusted health care provider and making your own health care decisions,” she said. Trump’s domestic policy agenda, or the so-called Big Beautiful Bill, includes funding cuts that single out Planned Parenthood.
