How to Find An Abortion Clinic Near Tennessee

If you live in Tennessee and need an abortion, you are not alone - and you don’t have to figure this out on your own. ACT provides funding directly to clinics that care for Tennesseans. There is money already waiting for you. Find the abortion clinic nearest to you with our local map.

Not sure where you can go? Check out Abortion Finder for more help!

The short and sweet - Here’s how to access ACT funding:

  1. Find the out-of-state clinic that’s closest to you. Our partner clinics regularly see patients from Tennessee and understand your situation.

  2. Call the clinic to make an appointment. Don’t wait—getting on the schedule is the first step.

  3. Let the clinic know you’re from Tennessee and ask about ACT funding. There are no applications or income requirements—if you’re a TN resident, you’re eligible.

  4. Share your financial needs honestly. The clinic will piece together available funding from ACT’s grant fund to help reduce your out-of-pocket costs.

Step-by-Step: How to Find an Abortion Clinic and Get Help with Costs

  • Because abortion is not available in Tennessee, the first step is to locate a clinic in a nearby state. ACT partners with a network of trusted abortion clinics that regularly provide care to people traveling from Tennessee. These clinics are experienced, affirming, and understand the unique challenges faced by Tennesseans.

    We work with the following clinics:

    • Hope Clinic in Granite City, IL

    • CHOICES in Carbondale, IL

    • DuPont Clinic in Washington, DC

    • Whole Woman’s Health in Maryland and North Carolina

    • Alamo Women’s Clinic in Illinois

    • Hallmark Women’s Clinic in North Carolina

    • Allegheny Reproductive Health Center in Pennsylvania

    • VCU Health in Virginia

    • Bristol Women’s Health in Illinois

    Your clinic choice may depend on how far you're able to travel, how far along you are in your pregnancy, or other personal needs. Most abortion clinics list appointment options and contact details on their websites, and many have staff ready to walk you through next steps.

  • Once you’ve identified an abortion clinic, the next step is to make an appointment. You will need to have a confirmed appointment before asking about funding options. Most abortion clinics allow you to book by phone or online, which you can find addresses, phone numbers and links to websites in the above map feature.

    If you're not sure which clinic is best for you, call one directly—they are used to working with out-of-state patients and can help you figure out what makes the most sense based on your timeline and travel ability.

  • Once your appointment is scheduled, tell the clinic that you are a Tennessee resident and ask whether they have funding from Abortion Care Tennessee.

    ACT provides grant funding directly to clinics to help lower the cost of abortion care for people from Tennessee. There is no application, no income requirement, and no paperwork needed from you. If the clinic receives funding from ACT, they can apply it to your appointment automatically—just ask for it.

    We believe that accessing abortion should not require you to jump through hoops. You do not need to prove your need or meet any conditions to receive our support. If you're from Tennessee and getting care at a clinic we work with, you're eligible.

    More About Funding

    • The exact funding amount is up to the discretion of the clinic. ACT recommends an amount per patient, but the clinic ultimately decides based on your financial situation and available resources.

    • Right now, funding can be used to help cover the procedure itself. We are actively working to expand our support to include other expenses like travel, lodging, childcare, and more.

    • ACT does not give money directly to patients. The fastest way to get financial support is by contacting the clinic where you have an appointment. We’re here, in the background, making sure funding exists and fighting for more every day.

  • While ACT funding can significantly reduce the cost of your appointment, it may not always cover the full amount—especially for later procedures or out-of-pocket travel expenses. Clinics may be able to connect you with additional abortion funds that can help fill the gap. Be honest with your clinic about what you’re able to afford, and always ask about other support options.

    Ask the clinic if they work with other abortion funds or contact the National Abortion Federation Hotline for additional funding options.

ABORTION FOREVER, NO MATTER WHAT.

ABORTION FOREVER, NO MATTER WHAT.

FAQs

  • No. Abortion is completely banned in Tennessee. There are no legal exceptions for rape, incest, or sexual assault. The only legal exception is for life endangerment, but it is so vague and restrictive that it rarely protects patients or allows doctors to act quickly. People seeking abortion care must travel out of state.

  • You’ll need to travel to another state. Start by identifying the nearest out-of-state clinic that provides abortion care. ACT partners with a network of trusted clinics in nearby states—including Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina, Maryland, and Washington, D.C.—that regularly see patients from Tennessee. These clinics are used to working with out-of-state patients and can help guide you through the process.

  • Abortion Care Tennessee provides grant funding directly to clinics that serve Tennesseans. When you make your appointment, ask the clinic if they receive funding from ACT. If they do, they can apply our funds toward your appointment costs. ACT funding is designed to reduce or eliminate the financial burden of care for Tennesseans.

  • No. There are no applications, forms, income requirements, or documentation needed to receive funding from ACT. If you are a Tennessee resident receiving care at one of our partner clinics, you are automatically eligible. Just ask the clinic about ACT funding—they’ll take care of the rest.

  • We recommend that clinics apply about $250 in funding per patient, but the exact amount is decided by the clinic based on your needs and the procedure costs. While ACT funding may not cover your entire appointment, clinics often work with multiple funds to piece together the support you need.

  • ACT does not provide logistical support directly, but your clinic may be able to help with travel, lodging, childcare, and other expenses. Ask your clinic about what resources are available to you.

  • One of the closest full-service abortion clinics to Nashville is CHOICES – Carbondale in Carbondale, Illinois. This clinic regularly sees patients from Tennessee and is experienced in providing compassionate, timely care.

    • Services Offered:

      • Medication abortion up to 11 weeks and 6 days

      • Surgical abortion up to 23 weeks

    • How to Schedule: Call (618) 300-6017 to book your appointment directly with the clinic.

    • Address: 600 N Giant City Rd Carbondale, IL 62902

    • Website: yourchoices.org/abortions

    Let them know you’re from Tennessee and ask about financial help through Abortion Care Tennessee (ACT). They can apply ACT funds directly to your procedure—no paperwork or proof of income required.

  • If you’re in Clarksville, TN, the closest full-service abortion clinic is CHOICES – Carbondale, located in Carbondale, Illinois. This clinic regularly serves Tennesseans and is experienced in supporting patients traveling from out of state.

    • Services Offered:

      • Medication abortion up to 11 weeks and 6 days

      • Surgical abortion up to 23 weeks

    • How to Schedule: Call (618) 300-6017 to book an appointment directly with the clinic.

    • Address: 600 N Giant City Rd Carbondale, IL 62902

    • Website: yourchoices.org/abortions

    Be sure to mention you’re coming from Tennessee and ask about financial support from Abortion Care Tennessee (ACT). CHOICES can apply ACT funding directly to your procedure—no applications or documentation required.

  • If you're in Memphis, TN, one of the nearest abortion clinics is Alamo Women’s Clinic of Illinois in Carbondale, IL. This clinic sees many patients from Tennessee and provides confidential, compassionate abortion care.

    • Services Offered:

      • Medication abortion up to 11 weeks and 6 days

      • Surgical abortion up to 23 weeks

    • How to Schedule: Call (800) 821-7237 to make an appointment directly with the clinic.

    • Address: 2800 W Main St Carbondale, IL 62901

    • Website: alamowomensclinic.com

    Let the clinic know you're from Tennessee and ask about funding from Abortion Care Tennessee (ACT). ACT provides funding directly to partner clinics like Alamo to help cover the cost of your abortion. No paperwork, income verification, or documentation is required—just ask.

  • If you're in Chattanooga, TN, one of the nearest abortion clinics is Bristol Women’s Health in Bristol, Virginia. This clinic frequently cares for patients traveling from Tennessee and offers supportive, nonjudgmental abortion services.

    • Services Offered:

      • Medication abortion up to 11 weeks

      • Surgical abortion up to 16 weeks

    • How to Schedule: Call (276) 494-0501 to book your appointment directly with the clinic.

    • Address: 2603 Osborne St Bristol, VA 24201

    • Website: bristolwomenshealth.com

    Let the clinic staff know you're from Tennessee and ask about financial support from Abortion Care Tennessee (ACT). ACT partners with this clinic to help cover procedure costs. There are no applications, income checks, or barriers—just ask for ACT funding when you schedule your appointment.

  • If you're in Knoxville, TN, the closest abortion clinic is Bristol Women’s Health in Bristol, Virginia. This trusted clinic regularly supports patients from East Tennessee and offers professional, compassionate abortion care.

    • Services Offered:

      • Medication abortion up to 11 weeks

      • Surgical abortion up to 16 weeks

    • How to Schedule: Call (276) 494-0501 to book your appointment directly with the clinic.

    • Address: 2603 Osborne St Bristol, VA 24201

    • Website: bristolwomenshealth.com

    When you call, let the clinic know you’re from Tennessee and ask about financial assistance through Abortion Care Tennessee (ACT). ACT provides funding directly to this clinic—there’s no paperwork or eligibility process to worry about. Just ask for ACT support and let them know what you need.