Apparently it's simply not available yet for individuals, just for various institutions and organizations. The website says it will soon be available via Amazon's video-on-demand feature. Given its current pricing ($195 for universities/corporations/institutions, and $50 for community organizations), I'm not feeling too optimistic about the price for watching it.

0:43 i used to work in special procedures, the xray part of placing stents and catheters and what nots, think angiograms... that stent he was shoving into the femoral artery... those can run around $12,000. and they have an arbitrary expiration date. are they REALLY expired? no, but you can't use them because it says theyre expired. so... in one spring cleaning inventory sweep i had to throw out $75,000 worth of angio supplies.

after that i found a guy who picks up "expired" medical supplies and ships them to cuba.

I believe the whole documentary was shown on Bill Moyers Journal, which is free online. The documentary was quite well made. You can find it here: http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/08282009/watch.html