Alabama Reports Three Abortions for 2025
The state health department recorded only three in-state procedures for Alabama residents throughout 2025.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Pregnancy
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The Alabama Department of Public Health reported that three abortions were performed at brick-and-mortar facilities in the state during 2025. This figure represents a shift in reproductive healthcare access following the state's legal restrictions on the procedure.
Why it matters
State law currently prohibits abortions unless necessary to prevent a serious health risk to the mother or in cases of lethal fetal anomaly. These figures illustrate the significant change in how Alabama residents navigate reproductive healthcare logistics.
Official state reports recorded just three abortions performed in Alabama in 2025. Data indicates 1,833 abortions occurred for Alabama residents overall that year, compared to 2,970 in 2024.
The players
Alabama Department of Public Health
The state agency responsible for monitoring and reporting health data including reproductive statistics.
Guttmacher Institute
A research organization that tracks reproductive health trends and provides estimates for out-of-state care.
Society of Family Planning
An organization that researches and estimates the use of medication abortion services.
The details
Alabama law defines abortion as the use of any substance or device with the intent to terminate a pregnancy. Because of these restrictions, residents seeking care now rely heavily on external options, with the Guttmacher Institute estimating 4,070 abortions obtained out-of-state in 2025. Separately, the Society of Family Planning estimates 8,170 abortions occurred via mailed drugs for state residents.
Timeline
• June 2022: Roe v. Wade was overturned.
• 2024: 2,970 abortions were performed on Alabama residents.
• 2025: Three abortions were reported within Alabama facilities.
• September 2026: The Alabama Department of Public Health published the 2025 abortion report.
The Home Front
The current state of reproductive healthcare access in Alabama is a direct outcome of the legal landscape shift following the 2022 overturning of Roe v. Wade. These figures highlight the significant decrease in in-state services as families navigate changing regulations.
Families navigating reproductive health planning should be aware that care options for Alabama residents have shifted heavily toward out-of-state providers and mailed medication services. Consult with a licensed medical professional to discuss health needs and understand available legal options.
The takeaway
The 2025 data confirms that in-state abortion services are now rare, totaling only three reported cases. Alabama residents facing reproductive health decisions should prioritize speaking with a licensed physician to understand the current legal framework and available care pathways.
Further reading
For more information on family health resources, see our guide on Pregnancy.
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