Some larger non-Planned Parenthood facilities report that they could serve some of the patients who would be lost if Planned Parenthood clinics are excluded. However, they are generally at, or close to, the limits of their capacity and will not be able to expand much, if at all, due to other resource or staffing constraints. There is no evidence that they are prepared to sustain the very large caseload increases that would be required to fill the gaps left after Planned Parenthood affiliates are excluded. The problems would be particularly serious in poorer, less urban areas, like.
