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State Health Examiner Affirms Revocation of Abortion Clinic License

10/16/2013

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Cincinnati Abortion Clinic
Notorious Abortionist Martin Haskell Failed to Adhere to State Law

Today, Ohio Right to Life obtained the Ohio Department of Health's Report and Recommendation regarding the revocation of the license of Lebanon Road Surgery Center, an abortion clinic near Cincinnati. A state health examiner affirmed the order to revoke the license after this abortion clinic, operated by the notorious late-term abortionist Martin Haskell because of the failure to obtain either a transfer agreement or a variance.

The Lebanon Road Surgery Center is the most recent of 2013's five Ohio abortion clinics closed or slated to close. This news comes less than 48 hours after Ohio Right to Life revealed that another late-term abortionist closed his clinic in Cleveland.

"We are gratified to see yet another late-term abortionist shutting down," said Mike Gonidakis, President of Ohio Right to Life. "As a result of this Health Department order, Martin Haskell, a strong proponent and former practitioner of the controversial and deadly partial-birth abortion procedure, will no longer be able to abort children and jeopardize women's health in Hamilton County." 

According to Ohio law, Lebanon Road Surgery Center exists as an Ambulatory Surgical Facility and because of this legal status, the clinic is not a full-service medical facility. To operate legally, Lebanon Road Surgery Center must have a transfer agreement with a full-service hospital to handle all cases of abortion complications against the mother. In the case that an abortion facility is unable to acquire a transfer agreement, it can apply for a variance (exception). Lebanon Road Surgery Center failed to obtain either.

"Simply put, the southwest Ohio medical community chooses not to do business with this late term abortion provider and consequently, Haskell cannot operate his abortion business legally," continued Gonidakis. "Undeniably, the fewer abortions Haskell can execute, the safer Ohio's women and children will be."
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