TAILIEUCHUNG - Deteriorating Access to Women’s Health Services in Texas: Potential Effects of the Women’s Health Program Affiliate Rule

Both Planned Parenthood and the alternative sites we interviewed typically had relationships with other local health care providers. Thus, changes that affect one set of clinics, like Planned Parenthood, may have repercussions for other providers in the communities. Clinics often refer patients for care at other facilities if they cannot provide the services themselves. For example, if a woman is diagnosed with diabetes in a WHP exam at a family planning clinic, she would be referred to a community health center or public primary care clinic for further follow- up and care. Some of those that we interviewed mentioned that. | Department of Health Policy community health foundation Embargoed Until October 11 10am EST Geiger Gibson RCHN Community Health Foundation Research Collaborative Policy Research Brief No. 31 Deteriorating Access to Women s Health Services in Texas Potential Effects of the Women s Health Program Affiliate Rule Leighton Ku PhD MPH Lara Cartwright-Smith JD MPH Jessica Sharac MSc MPH Erika Steinmetz MBA Julie Lewis MPH Peter Shin PhD MPH Department of Health Policy School of Public Health and Health Services George Washington University October 11 2012 THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and health services About the Geiger Gibson RCHN Community Health Foundation Research Collaborative The Geiger Gibson Program in Community Health Policy established in 2003 and named after human rights and health center pioneers Drs. H. Jack Geiger and Count Gibson is part of the School of Public Health and Health Services at The George Washington University. It focuses on the history and contributions of health centers and the major policy issues that affect health centers their communities and the patients that they serve. The RCHN Community Health Foundation founded in October 2005 is a not-for-profit foundation whose mission is to support community health centers through strategic investment outreach education and cutting-edge health policy research. The only foundation in the country dedicated to community health centers the Foundation builds on health centers 40-year commitment to the provision of accessible high quality community-based healthcare services for underserved and medically vulnerable populations. The Foundation s gift to the Geiger Gibson program supports health center research and scholarship. Additional information about the Research Collaborative can be found online at http departments healthpolicy ggprogram or at . 2 Executive Summary Texas operates a family planning program for more than one hundred thousand .

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