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

Planned Parenthood's largest affiliate in the country announced Thursday it closed five of its health centers in California due to a loss of federal funding.

Planned Parenthood will shutter five clinics across Northern California and the Central Coast following the loss of federal funding under a newly signed law by President Donald Trump, the organization confirmed Thursday.

CALIFORNIA PLANNED PARENTHOOD, the largest abortion provider in the state, lost all federal funding this week under a preliminary court order that allows the money to be withheld while a larger legal dispute plays out.

On Thursday, Planned Parenthood Mar Monte announced on social media that it will close five clinics in Northern California after recent federal budget cuts eliminated Medicaid reimbursements for clinics that perform abortions.

More than two dozen Planned Parenthood facilities are shutting down after new federal rules prevent the organization from being reimbursed by Medicaid and Medicare.

Planned Parenthood Mar Monte permanently closed five of its clinics in Northern California on Thursday, July 24, as a result of President Donald Trump’s funding bill. The closure of two clinics in South San Francisco and San Mateo,

The closures will affect clinics in San Mateo, South San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Gilroy and Madera near Fresno.