KALISPELL - Planned Parenthood of Montana has announced it is closing its Kalispell clinic next month due to a decline in patients.
The clinic, which opened a little more than four years ago, plans to close on Nov. 20.
Stacy James, president and chief executive officer of Planned Parenthood of Montana, said the board met a few weeks ago and made the decision.
James says people are losing their health insurance, postponing care and turning to public clinics.
Planned Parenthood of Montana has set up a travel fund for patients who need to travel to the Missoula clinic for reproductive health services.
Planned Parenthood also has clinics in Helena, Great Falls and Billings.
Posted in Montana on Monday, October 12, 2009 10:55 am | Tags: Planned Parenthood,
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