The downtown Santa Cruz Planned Parenthood office, which abruptly shut its doors last week, will remain closed despite a federal judge restoring Medicaid reimbursement to the organization nationwide.

The reproductive health care provider is once again eligible for to receive reimbursements from Medicaid for its services.

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A federal judge on Monday ruled Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide must continue to be reimbursed for Medicaid funding as ...

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The ruling temporarily restores access to Medicaid reimbursements for the affected clinics, including those in Santa Barbara ...

A federal judge in Massachusetts granted the protection to help stop a "defunding" provision passed by Congress.