. >> reporter: cindy jones' husband, bill, died of a heart attack nearly two years ago?> he had the usual day of a farmer. he had been on the field on a tract offer. the nearest hospital was 25 miles away. >> the town of richland was closer only nine miles away. it's hospital could have saved jones' life. if it hadn't closed only month before he had had his heart attack. >> it's just heartbreaking. >> sib i will ammons is the former director of nursing at richland's stewart webster hospital. >> let's say i have a heart attack i get brought here, i go to the front door. this is the hospital. it's locked. there is no one in here. there is no care that people can get around here immediately. is there? >> other than the doctor's office, but if you needed e mensch emergency care no. if you had a heart attack no. >> so odds are? you may die pause there is no healthcare? >> very good possibility. >> you don't wants to lie down? >> no. >> we went to dr. lori aju's. he was a surgeon before the hospital in richland closed. today, he is the only doctor in town and is deeply concern

. >> cindy jones' husband bill died of a heart attack two years ago. >> he had been on the usual day of a farmer. he was on a tractor and the nearest hospital was 25 miles away. >> the town of rich land was closer only nine miles away. it's hospital could have saved jones' life if it hadn't closed only a month before he had had his heart attack. >> this is a hospital or at least the shell or remnants of what was. you can see the rusted over doors. there is no electricity. this is a building falling apart. well, a few years ago when it shut it was the second largest employer in the county. a real economic engine in this area. now that's gone. now people who have problems, they have 40 miles to drive to get healthcare. >> it's just heartbreaking. >> cybil is the former director of nursing at the stewart webster hospital. >> let's say i have a heart attack. i'm brought here. i go to the front door. this is the hospital. it's locked. there is no one here. there is no care that condition get care. >> other than the doctor's office. if you needed emergency care, no. >> the odds are? you ma

. >> cindy jones's husband bill died of a heart attack nearly two years ago. >> he had been a usual day as a farmer. he was on the field. the nearest hospital was 25 miles away. >> the town of rich-lan was closer, 9 miles away. the hospital could have saved jones' life if it hadn't closed a month before he had his heart attack. >> it's heard breaking. >> the former director of nursing at richland's hospital. >> let's say an i have a heart attack. i'm brought to the front door. it's locked. there's no one here no care people can get here. >> other than the doctor's office. if you needed emergency care no. if you had a heart attack no. >> odd's are you may day because there's no health care. >> very good responsibility. >> we went to the doctor's office down the street. he was a surgeon before the hospital in rich land. today he is the only doctor in town and is deeply concerned about the effect on the elderly and the poor. >> the impact is very interesting because the patient has to travel so far. almost about a minimum 35-40 miles. the closest hospital. >> jimmy lewis runs a royal healt

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