For instance: It's a $14 billion battle.

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Facility fees from hospitals are more common than ever and one woman was determined not to pay.

For months now, youve been sharing stories with us about facility fees, those sneaky fees that keep showing up on your medical bills. Facility fees are kind of like a cover charge for visiting a health care facility, usually one owned by a hospital.