Goshen is a small city in Northern Indiana, about 30,000 people.

There's a daily newspaper in English, a weekly paper in Spanish, and dozens of freight trains

passing through town every day tying up traffic. And I'm not going to say I came

looking here for solutions to the crazy price of health care. I'm just going to say

I came looking for signs that there might be some hope.

Maple City Healthcare Center has been here for about 30 years.

It's a neighborhood clinic.

It's a poor neighborhood.

The people here are a mix of Latinos and whites,

although the two groups don't always mix.

A long time ago, Maple City adopted a new program for expectant moms.

It's a model developed on the East Coast. And instead of just one-on-one prenatal visits,

women get together in small groups that meet for a couple of hours. The first part,

they get their weight and blood pressure checked and stuff like an office visit.

And then they sit around for an hour and a half talking about their pregnancies with each other.

That's James Gingrich, Maple City's founder and medical director.

And the professional staff is not there as the experts.

They are there as really group facilitators

to help make sure that everybody's voice is heard

and that everybody participates.

It's a cool program, but there was a problem.

We didn't have enough Anglo women in these groups

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