CNN’s Ed Lavandera and team spent 30 days inside a small-town hospital struggling to survive. At West River hospital in Hettinger, North Dakota, more than 13 percent of their full-time staff moved from other countries, taking jobs that, in some cases, were left open for years.
Watch the full documentary, The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper: 30 Days Inside: Hospitals and the Immigrant Workforce on Sunday, October 4 at 8pm ET and streaming on CNN apps on Monday, October 5.
CNN’s Ed Lavandera and team spent 30 days inside a small-town hospital struggling to survive. At West River hospital in Hettinger, North Dakota, more than 13 percent of their full-time staff moved from other countries, taking jobs that, in some cases, were left open for years.
Watch the full documentary, The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper: 30 Days Inside: Hospitals and the Immigrant Workforce on Sunday, October 4 at 8pm ET and streaming on CNN apps on Monday, October 5.
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