claim: says that in fiscal year 2010, "nearly 80 percent of women served" in the texas women’s health program received services from a provider other than a planned parenthood clinic.
author: rick perry
evidence_1: aug 4, 2017 ... affordable family planning services, but has made ill- advised and ... family  planning program called healthy texas women, ... provider exclusions, it will be  easier for other states to ... texas received federal approval to run the women's.  health .... planned parenthood clinics served more whp clients than.
evidence_2: may 1, 2012 ... thirty-two percent of the women swept up in the 80 percent statistic were also ...  the available state data show that 54 percent of women's health ... wrote that " nearly 45 percent of the women who receive health screenings ... of the  program's clients went to a planned parenthood clinic in fiscal 2010, but ...
evidence_3: to achieve that family size, women spend an average of about three years  pregnant, ... medicaid program spent $1.8 billion for family planning services in  fy 2010. ... clients served by safety-net health centers in 2014; nearly one million  women ... more than six in 10 women who obtained care at a publicly funded  center ...
evidence_4: preventive services by restoring funding to women's healthcare programs,  ensuring ample provider capacity, and rebuilding texas' women's healthcare ...  program may no longer have the physicians, clinics, and other health ... million,5  80 percent of which was federal funding.6 it .... planning services in fiscal year  2010.
evidence_5: family planning clinic services in texas ... than they had in the previous period.  specialized family plan- ning providers, which were the ... receive it. since 2010,  several states have made significant cuts to their ... legislation proposed in other  states ... planned parenthood health cen- ... ated the women's health pro-.