What challenges are Planned Parenthood clinics facing according to the New York Times investigation?

According to the New York Times investigation, Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide are experiencing complaints of low quality care and poor employee morale amid financial strain. The investigation, which included reviews of clinical documents, legal filings, and interviews with over 50 current and former executives and medical staff, found that clinics have suffered as national leadership prioritized abortion rights advocacy over sustainable healthcare delivery. The findings suggest a tension between the organization's political advocacy work and its ability to maintain quality patient care. The investigation indicates these challenges emerged as resources were directed toward fighting for abortion rights rather than developing sustainable healthcare models for patients.