Post-Dobbs, abortion clinics find new ways to serve patients [Video]

In the last couple of years, Houston Women’s Reproductive Services scaled down from nearly 5,000 square feet to an 800-square-foot location. The Texas clinic cut more than a dozen full-time employees down to a medical director and three part-time staff members.Related video above: Supreme Court preserves access to abortion medication mifepristoneIt’s no longer able to provide abortions, but it changed its focus and stayed open.”I was willing to make whatever sacrifices needed to be made to keep our head above water, just keep the doors open and the lights on, and be able to provide care to these people who desperately need our help,” said clinic administrator Kathy Kleinfeld.It’s one example of the shift to the country’s abortion landscape since the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision ended the federal right to abortion two years ago. Since then, 14 states have near-total bans on abortion. Clinics can no longer provide abortions in …