Planned Parenthood prenatal services by year: 2009: 40K 2010: 31K 2011: 29K 2012: 20K 2013: 19K 2014: 17K Source: PP Annual Report

Planned Parenthood health care services declined in 2014, while taxpayer funding increased
Planned Parenthood health care services declined in 2014, while taxpayer funding increased
Planned Parenthood has long touted itself as the leader and advocate for women’s health, claiming that millions of women would lose access to basic health care services should the group’s taxpayer funding see elimination.
However, Planned Parenthood’s 2014 annual report, released Monday, confirms that the group’s health services are on the decline, while its taxpayer funding increased nearly 5 percent.
The report shows Planned Parenthood dropped from 10,590,433 services in 2013 to 9,455,582 total services in 2014, and saw a decline from 2.7 million patients in 2013-14 to a reported 2.5 million the following year.
Last year, Planned Parenthood performed 935,573 total services in the “Cancer Screening and Prevention”category, which includes pap tests and breast exams. This year’s report shows 682,208 total services.


Prenatal services, which are categorized under “Other Women’s Health Services,” also are on the decline. Such services dropped from 18,684 to 17,419 services.
Planned Parenthood breast exams by year: 2009: 830K 2010: 748K 2011: 639K 2012: 550K 2013: 487K 2014: 364K Source: PP Annual Report
Planned Parenthood pap tests by year: 2008: 916K 2009: 905K 2010: 770K 2011: 586K 2012: 492K 2013: 379K 2014: 272K Source: PP Annual Report
There may be one small sign of hope in the increase of adoption referrals. Last year, Planned Parenthood made 1,880 referrals, a number which increased to 2,024 referrals.
Make no mistake though, Planned Parenthood is still very much so an active abortion giant. With 323,999 of them, there were over 160 times more abortions as adoption referrals in 2014.
American taxpayers, whether they support Planned Parenthood or not, ought to question why their money funds an organization decreasing in services, while increasing in scandal and controversies.
A comparison of the number of other kinds of services from the two most recent annual reports can be found below.
STI Testing & Treatment:
2013-2014: 4,470,597 total services.
2014-2015: 4,218,149 total services.
Contraception:
2013-2014: 3,577,348 total services.
2014-2015: 2,945,059 total services.
Other Women’s Health Services (Pregnancy Test and Prenatal Care)
2013-2014: 1,147,467 total services.
2014-2015: 1,190,408 total services.
Other Services (Family Practice Services; Adoption Referrals; UTI Treatments; Other Procedures)
2013-2014: 131,795 total services.
2014-2015: 95,759 total services.

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