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LifeLine (Condition Critical) Part I #749157

NBC Evening News for Monday, Feb 23, 2004
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(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Series on the crisis in health care costs introduced.

(New York: Rehema Ellis) The growing number of bankruptcies due to overwhelming medical costs featured; details given about the government’s advice to hospitals to look for discounts for the uninsured. [Cancer victim’s mother Marie McCLELLAN‡- comments on the cost of her son’s treatment.] [Harvard law professor Elizabeth WARREN††- comments on the financial impact of medical bills on American families.] [National Institute for Health Care Management Nancy CHOCKLEY†- comments on the possibility of mandating health insurance.]

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Ellis, Rehema
Duration:
00:02:40

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