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Planned Parenthood Expands Services Amid Funding Cuts and Protests

3/6/2026

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Planned Parenthood Mar Monte in Sacramento will start offering Botox and fillers at its clinics.
The Trump administration's $100 million funding cuts led Planned Parenthood Mar Monte to plan expansion to all 30 clinics in the area.
Dr. Laura Dalton, Planned Parenthood Mar Monte's chief medical officer, said the new services will help the organization stay financially viable.
Anti-abortion activists continue to protest outside the clinics.

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Planned Parenthood Mar Monte in Sacramento will start offering Botox and fillers at its clinics.
The Trump administration's $100 million funding cuts led Planned Parenthood Mar Monte to plan expansion to all 30 clinics in the area.
Dr. Laura Dalton, Planned Parenthood Mar Monte's chief medical officer, said the new services will help the organization stay financially viable.
Anti-abortion activists continue to protest outside the clinics.