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The Department of Health & Human Services said physicians must provide [abortions] if they believe a pregnant patient is experiencing an emergency condition as defined by Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act and if abortion is a "stabilizing treatment." Conditions include "ectopic pregnancy, complications of pregnancy loss, or emergent hypertensive disorders."
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The guidance does not reflect new policy, but merely reminds doctors and providers of their existing obligations. EMTALA requires medical facilities determine whether a person seeking treatment may be in labor or whether they face an emergency health situation and also protects providers when offering legally mandated abortion services.
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In a separate letter to providers, HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra wrote a physician or other qualified medical personnel’s professional and legal duty to "provide stabilizing medical treatment...preempts any directly conflicting state law that might otherwise prohibit such treatment."