Unfortunately, they outnumber the real ones.
Imposter Syndrome FAKE ABORTION CLINICS are all over the U.S.—they outnumber real abortion providers nearly four to one. Fake clinics are created solely to deceive women by looking like a doctor’s office and using “counseling” to discourage them from having abortions. Here’s how to tell a legit clinic from one of these fake joints when you’re looking to explore all of your reproductive options.
For starters, do your internet homework before you make an appointment. A fake clinic’s name and website will look nearly identical to a real clinic’s—a pastel palette, words like choice and options, and pictures of wistful young women and people in scrubs. So put on your glasses and read between the lines. Every real clinic states clearly that they provide abortion care in big, bold letters.
OK, so you’re sure you’re not going to a fake clinic, and you’ve made your appointment at a real provider. But you’re not in the clear just yet. Fake clinics are often right across the street from actual providers. There might even be “friendly” people outside welcoming you to the wrong parking lot. Do a Google street view of the real clinic ahead of time and pay attention to any directions they give you.
ADVERTISEMENT It’s all pretty rage inducing, right? Well you can fight back! My organization, Lady Parts Justice League, launched the #ExposeFakeClinics initiative with the Abortion Access Hackathon and other groups across the country, and we’ve got all kinds of tools for shining a bright light on lies and deception. Join in the action at exposefakeclinics.com.This article originally appeared in the May/June 2019 print edition of BUST Magazine.
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