Referrals
Abortion is legal in Ohio until the detection of fetal cardiac activity by ultrasound.
Ohio law requires patients to undergo tests to detect fetal cardiac activity prior to an abortion. If any cardiac activity is detected, abortion is prohibited except when there is serious risk of death or substantial impairment of a major bodily function. Cardiac activity is typically detected within six weeks of gestation.
Pregnant people who cannot get an abortion in Ohio due to this law can still receive an abortion out-of-state.
Pennsylvania
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Allegheny Reproductive Health Center
(approximately 2 hours, 17 minutes)
412 661 8811
Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania
(approximately 2 hours, 7 minutes)
412 562 1900
Allentown Women’s Center
(approximately 6 hours, 20 minutes)
484 821 0821
The Women’s Centers
(approximately 6 hours, 49 minutes)
215 574 3590
Chicago, IL area
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Hope Clinic
(approximately 8 hours, 33 minutes)
618 451 5722
American Women’s Medical Group
(approximately 5 hours, 31 minutes)
773 772 7726
Access Health Center
(approximately 5 hours, 41 minutes)
866 569 5100
Buffalo, NY
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Buffalo Women Services
(approximately 3 hours, 13 minutes)
716 835 2510
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Detroit, MI area
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Northland Family Planning
(approximately 2 hours, 40 minutes)
734 721 4700
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Scottsdale Women’s Center
(approximately 2 hours, 50 minutes)
313 538 2020
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Summit Medical Center
(approximately 2 hours, 49 minutes)
313 272 8450
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Eastland Women’s Clinic
(approximately 2 hours, 57 minutes)
586 774 4190
Other referrals, financial assistance, or practical support
*Most providers have funding available.*
National Abortion Federation
800.772.9100
Abortion Fund of Ohio
614.300.7811
Midwest Access Coalition
847.750.6224