Late Term Abortion in Illinois

If you are seeking a late-term abortion in Illinois, Capital Women's Group is here to help you. The reality is that late term abortion care may not be available in Illinois because of laws which limit the availability of late term abortions.

In Illinois the gestational limit at which abortion care can be provided is 24 weeks as defined by Roe v. Wade. And any minor in Illinois who is not legally emancipated must notify at least one parent/guardian that they live with at least 48 hours before having an abortion. Otherwise a minor must submit to the judicial bypass process. But Capital Women's Group is a provider that is ready to help women from Illinois who need a later abortion - whether a late second trimester abortion or even a third trimester abortion.

Washington, DC does not have the same legal restrictions that Illinois has. This means that Capital Women's Group is able to be a late term practice without legal restrictions. This means we may be able to help you in getting late term abortion care.

Our doctors are all board-certified Ob/Gyns who are all experienced abortion providers and who have all held medical school faculty positions and full admitting privileges at university hospitals. Under certain circumstances, we can offer later term abortion care to Illinois women, and we can offer such late 2nd trimester abortion care and 3rd trimester abortion care in either in a university hospital or in our outpatient facility.

If you are traveling to Capital Women's Group for a late term abortion from Illinois, you may need to make travel arrangements. Capital Women's Group talented and caring patient advocacy team can help you with your travel arrangements.

These types of late term abortions are handled on a case-by-case basis and each woman will work with her own dedicated Patient Advocate to make the process as easy as possible for her.

If you wish to learn more about our late-term abortion care, click Here, or to make an appointment for a late term abortion, please feel free to call our dedicated Patient Advocates at 202-400-0235.