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Actually lose money themselves, if they do fewer ct scans and c-sections, they lose money, and it can be sometimes hard to convince a hospital to make less money. good stuff, thank you. americans falling deeper in debt while fighting cancer. i think everybody need to be able to know, if i get sick, i can go to the hospital. if i have a house, i won t lose my home. isn t this pretty simple? so, a schoolteacher shares her personal battle to keep her home after a tough fight with colon cancer. you won t want to miss this story. come on, kiddo, let s go. [ laughs ] hold on a second. come on up here where your brothers sit. [ birds chirping ] wow! did i ever tell you what it was like growing up with four sisters? that sounds fun. yeah.fun for them! [ male announcer ] chevy traverse. a consumers digest best buy.
Stimulus-moneyUsStuffMobile-field-hospitalMoneyCt-scansC-sectionsCancerEverybodyDebtIsn-tHouseJust one thing that a hospital in utah is trying to do to control skyrocketing medical costs. here here at intermountain medical center in murray, utah, where haley nelson is about to have a baby. how is the labor going? it s going well. reporter: that s good. any pains yet? no, we re good to go. reporter: good. the epidural kicked in? yep. reporter: all right, we ll check in with you in a little bit. i m going to say something a little crass, but how hayley has this baby will affect my pocketbook and yours. let me explain. i m here with dr. brent james who is the chief quality officer. it looks like haley is doing well. i think in about an hour we ll have another citizen in the state of utah. reporter: here at intermountain you are very focused on not wasting money, so, can you take me a little tour of the hospital and show me how you do it. i d be delighted. reporter: you found you had a krot of ct scans that were unnecessary, wastie ining money. how much money di
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