Alamo Women's Reproductive Services
Abortionist
Eduardo L. AquinoSherwood C. Lynn, Jr.
Phone
1-877-614-4742Procedures
Surgery: YESMedication: YES
Other Info
SEPTEMBER 1, 2021: CONDUCTING ABORTIONS ONLY IF NO FETAL HEARTBEAT OR CARDIAC ACTIVITY IS DETECTED IN SONOGRAM DUE TO TEXAS HEARTBEAT ACT.
Alamo Women’s Clinic merged with Reproductive Services to form Alamo Women’s Reproductive Services – 2012
Active surgical clinic: 7402 John Smith Dr, #101, San Antonio, TX 78229.
Closed after Roe v. Wade was overturned. 06/27
Resumed and stopped again after TX Supreme Court blocked order
Address
7402 John Smith Dr, #101, San Antonio, TX 78229Photos
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Documents
Misc Documents
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Abortion in Texas halted again after appeals court allows ban to resume - CBS News - April 20, 2020
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Some abortions may proceed in Texas during the coronavirus pandemic, federal judge rules - Click2Houston - April 9, 2020
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Appeals court lets Texas enforce coronavirus-related abortion ban, for now - omaha.com - March 31, 2020
On Tuesday afternoon, a divided three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked Yeakel’s ruling and gave both sides until 5 p.m. Friday to submit their legal briefs on the matter. -
Abortion in Texas: Federal judge blocks state's temporary ban - CBS News - March 30, 2020
"Patients will suffer serious and irreparable harm in the absence of a temporary restraining order," wrote Judge Lee Yeakel, a George W. Bush-appointee, in his nine-page opinion. "The attorney general's interpretation of the Executive Order prevents Texas women from exercising what the Supreme Court has declared is their fundamental constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy before a fetus is viable." -
Texas Abortion Providers Accuse Gov. of ‘Playing Politics,’ Sue over Abortion Ban amid Coronavirus - March 26, 2020
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"Texas abortion providers heed attorney general warning and halt abortions amid coronavirus" -- Dallas Morning News -- March 24, 2020
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Texas Attorney General -- Order halting all medically unnecessary surgeries and procedures -- March 23, 2020
"Health Care professionals and facilities, including abortion providers, must immediately stop all medically unnecessary surgeries and procedures to preserve resources to fight COVID-19 Pandemic. […] Failure to comply with an executive order issued by the governor related to the COVID-19 disaster can result in penalties of up to $1,000 or 180 days of jail time." -
2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 3 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 4 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et a
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 8 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et a
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 9 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 12 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 13 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 14 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 24 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 25 - order granting Jane Doe, MD's motion to quash deposition subpoena -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
Alamo City Surgery Center (aka Alamo Women's Reproductive Services) is a plaintiff in this lawsuit. Anonymous Hawaii doctor "Jane Doe, MD" was subpoenaed to testify in a Texas abortion case. She refused, and filed a motion to "quash" the subpoena. The U.S District Court of Hawaii grants her request, and allows her not to testify. -
2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 26 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
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2017 non-party Jane Doe, MD - Hawaii document 27 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
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2017-10-23 non-party Jane Doe, MD - motion to quash deposition subpoena - Hawaii document 1 -- Whole Women's Health et al v. Paxton et al
Alamo City Surgery Center (aka Alamo Women's Reproductive Services) is a plaintiff in this lawsuit. Hawaii doctor "Jane Doe, MD" receives a subpoena to testify in a Texas lawsuit about abortion regulation. The anonymous "Dr. Doe" refuses to testify, and she files a motion to quash the deposition subpoena. -
S.A. could have three abortion clinics after new law goes into effect -- June 13, 2015
Moved to new location on John Smith Dr, June 11, 2015.
License Restrictions
Deficiency Report
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Alamo City Surgery San Antonio Inspection Nov 24 2015
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Deficiency report - October 21, 2020
No violations cited