( CNN ) -- Sen. Hillary Clinton will stop telling an emotional story about a uninsured pregnant woman who died after being denied medical care , Clinton 's campaign said . Sen. Hillary Clinton was repeating a story she heard from someone on the campaign trail . A hospital has raised questions over the accuracy of the story , and Clinton 's campaign has said although they had no reason to doubt the story , they were unable to confirm the details . In the story , Clinton describes a woman from rural Ohio who was making minimum wage at a local pizza shop . The woman , who was uninsured , became pregnant . Clinton said the woman ran into trouble and went to a hospital in a nearby county but was denied treatment because she could n't afford a $ 100 payment . In her speeches , Clinton said the woman later was taken to the hospital by ambulance and lost the baby . The young woman was then taken by helicopter to a Columbus hospital where she died of complications . Watch why the story is raising questions » . The New York senator heard the story during a campaign visit to a family 's living room in Pomeroy , Ohio , in late February . Bryan Holman was hosting the candidate and told Clinton the story . She has repeated it frequently since then . As recently as Friday night in Grand Forks , North Dakota , Clinton said she was `` just aching inside '' as she was listening to the story . `` It is so wrong , in this good , great and rich country , that a young woman and her baby would die because she did n't have health insurance or a hundred dollars to get examined , '' she said . While Clinton never named the hospital in her speech , the woman she was referring to was treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens , Ohio . The hospital said the woman did indeed have insurance , and , at least at their hospital , she was never turned away . Hospital Chief Executive Officer Rick Castrop in a statement said , `` we reviewed the medical and patient accounts of the patient '' after she was named in a newspaper story about Clinton 's stump speech . `` There is no indication that she was ever denied medical care at any time , for any reason . We clearly reject any perception that we ever denied any care to this woman . '' A hospital spokesperson confirmed to CNN the woman had insurance . She said the hospital decided to come forward after people in the community began to question if they had denied her care . Clinton 's speech accurately reflects what she was told that day , but the campaign admits they were not able to confirm the account . Clinton spokesman Mo Elleithee said , `` She had no reason to doubt his word . '' `` Candidates are told stories by people all the time , and it 's common for candidates to retell those stories . It 's not always possible to fully vet them , but we try . For example , medical records are confidential . In this case , we tried but were n't able to fully vet the story , '' he said . Elleithee added , `` If the hospital claims it did n't happen that way , we certainly respect that , and she wo n't repeat the story . '' `` She never mentions the hospital by name and is n't trying to cast blame . She tells this story because it illustrates the point that we have a very serious health care problem in America . That 's a point very few people will dispute . '' E-mail to a friend .
Clinton had been investigating a story she heard about an uninsured pregnant woman . In the story , the woman was denied care , later died from complications . Clinton says woman had insurance , was never denied care . Clinton campaign said they had no reason to doubt the accuracy of the story .