Tenneessee Gov. Bill Lee's budget amendment, which is expected this week, will include money to replace millions in pulled federal funding for reproductive health services in many Tennessee counties.
Gov. Bill Lee's budget amendment, which is expected this week, will include money to replace millions in pulled federal funding for reproductive health services.
wrote in the letter that "Tennessee is out of compliance with the Title X regulatory requirements," because the state's policy only called for providers who got Title X funding to share information "regarding all options that are legal in the State of Tennessee.
The state's letter said that its counseling on infant care, foster care and adoption was the same as it had been during a previous review.In a statement, Lee's spokesperson tells Axios "the federal government is denying Tennessee funding that has supported critical maternal and family care for thousands of Tennesseans for decades."
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