As Abby Johnson well knows, PP’s business model is
all about abortion:
Planned Parenthood’s claim that abortions make up just 3 percent of its services is also a gimmick.
That number is actually closer to 12 percent, but strategically skewed by unbundling family planning services so that each patient shows anywhere from five to 20 “visits” per appointment (i.e., 12 packs of birth control equals 12 visits) and doing the opposite with abortion visits, bundling them together so that each appointment equals one visit. The resulting difference between family planning and abortion “visits” is striking.
But that’s not the only deception PlannedParenthood is spreading.
It also claims to help reduce the number of abortions. Not only is this not what PlannedParenthood actually accomplishes, but its goal couldn’t be more opposite. As a PlannedParenthood clinic manager, I was directed to double the number of abortions our clinic performed in order to drive up revenue. In keeping, PlannedParenthood headquarters recently issued a directive mandating that
all of its affiliates provide abortions by 2013.
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PlannedParenthood has found other ways to increase revenue at the expense of women’s safety. Abortion consultations are now often done
without a doctor in the room through online “telemedicine.” Abortion is a severely traumatic and potentially dangerous procedure. Even as Planned Parenthood’s 2008 Employee of the Year, I saw this aggressive push toward more “efficient” telemedicine as risky.
Another nuisance the organization is seeking to do away with is reporting sex abuse of minors. It has
sued to overturn a child abuse reporting law applying to minors under 14 on the grounds that it violated a girl’s “constitutional right to privacy.” PlannedParenthood called the bill unnecessary given that its medical personnel are already obliged to report such matters and that filing additional reports would only “overload” the government. PlannedParenthood doesn’t want to bother the government with protecting minors.
It also can’t be bothered to enable women to make informed decisions. PlannedParenthood has adamantly
opposed laws in nearly two dozen states that require clinic staff to show a woman a sonogram before an abortion. With all the supposed health services these clinics provide, why should they fear sonograms? Because they cut down on its biggest income source.