Expanding Access to Family Planning Act

This bill creates a new fund to expand and support family planning clinics that receive federal Title X support. It sets aside money every year from 2026 through 2035 to pay for services and to build or upgrade clinics and equipment. The money does not expire until it’s used.

It also sets rules to keep access fair and patient-centered. Groups that get this funding can’t block qualified clinics from sub-grants for reasons other than an inability to provide Title X services. For patients with a positive pregnancy test at these clinics, counseling must not push any one option. Patients must be offered information about prenatal care and delivery; infant care, foster care, and adoption; and pregnancy termination. If a patient asks, the clinic must give neutral, factual information and referrals, except for options the patient does not want to discuss.

• Who is affected: People who use Title X family planning clinics; clinics and providers that receive Title X funds.
• What changes: Creates a Title X Clinic Fund; provides yearly funding for services ($512 million) and clinic infrastructure ($50 million); requires neutral counseling on all pregnancy options; limits reasons to exclude providers from sub-grants.
• When: Funding spans fiscal years 2026 through 2035, and funds remain available until spent.