The board made the decision to bring this health care entity back into the 21st century,

They said that the MDOT decision on the bridge caused the problem and they should also be part of the solution.

It's a good day. The whole issue of mental health, specifically women's mental health, has been championed in this decision.

Like the impact the Roe v. Wade decision had on women's reproductive health care, this decision will have significant impact on women's lives, too.

Many employers are going to be asking their employees to participate more in the decision-making process for their health care, and we see that as an opportunity to engage patients in discussions of what is really best for them and their families.

We certainly welcome the decision because it reaffirms [that] abortion laws have to include exceptions for health. It leaves it open for us to go back down to argue that the legislature intentionally omitted the health exception. We will ask the court to recognize that and strike it down in its entirety.