Steps for Pennsylvania (24-week limit): 1) Call NAF (1-800-772-9100) for verified care. 2) Check Plan C for pill access. 3) Visit plannedparenthood.org for fund support. 4) For legal questions, call the Repro Legal Helpline.

  • Status: Limited
  • Current rule: 24-week limit
  • Nearest protected states: New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio
  • Pennsylvania abortion fund: plannedparenthood.org
  • Verified referrals: NAF hotline 1-800-772-9100

Step by step from Pennsylvania

  1. Confirm what applies to you. Pennsylvania's current status: 24-week limit. Laws change through litigation — verify before acting.
  2. Call the NAF hotline (1-800-772-9100) for verified providers in Pennsylvania, appointment help, and travel guidance.
  3. Check medication options. Plan C tracks telehealth and pill access by state; Aid Access provides clinician-supported telehealth.
  4. Line up money and logistics early. plannedparenthood.org helps with procedure costs; many funds also cover travel, lodging, and childcare.
  5. Know your legal footing. The Repro Legal Helpline (1-844-868-2812) answers questions confidentially, including for minors and self-managed care.

Pennsylvania's legal status, in practice

Abortion remains legal in Pennsylvania within the limit described above (24-week limit), with restrictions that can include waiting periods, gestational limits, and provider requirements. Because the practical details shift with litigation and regulation, confirm current requirements directly with a verified provider or the National Abortion Federation hotline before making plans.

Access in states bordering Pennsylvania

The nearest states where abortion remains legally protected: New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio. Abortion funds routinely help Pennsylvania residents with travel — you do not have to arrange it alone.

StateStatusCurrent rule
New YorkProtectedState-law protected
New JerseyProtectedState-law protected
DelawareProtectedState-law protected
MarylandProtectedState-law protected
West VirginiaBanned / Severely restrictedNear-total ban
OhioProtectedConstitutional amendment 2023

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About this information: Legal status compiled from public state-policy tracking (Guttmacher Institute, KFF), status as of 2026 post-Dobbs; page updated July 17, 2026. Laws change quickly through litigation — always confirm with a verified provider or hotline before making decisions. This page is general information, not legal or medical advice.

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