Chicago Med

The opening of Chicago Med's emergency department is disrupted when patients from a derailed train arrive, testing the team's abilities under pressure.

Dr. Choi treats a teenage mother who left her newborn in an alley, prompting the medical team to grapple with ethical choices regarding her care and future. Meanwhile, a hypochondriac with chest pain and a patient with potential dementia also receive treatment at the hospital.

Dr. Rhodes is forced to confront personal history when he treats a seriously injured family friend, leading to a reunion with his estranged sister. At the same time, a musician faces a difficult choice between life-saving surgery and the potential loss of her hearing.

Sharon Goodwin manages media relations while the hospital treats victims of a movie-theater shooting. A teenager with an eating disorder receives care, but Dr. Charles's approach causes tension among the staff. Meanwhile, the team confronts a racist patient.

A firefighter from Firehouse 51 faces a critical health crisis, prompting urgent medical intervention. At the same time, Dr. Natalie Manning begins preparing for her pregnancy, and Chicago P.D. officers investigate the case of a woman rescued from a fire.

As Dr. Rhodes' father receives recognition for his generous hospital donation, hidden family issues begin to surface. At the same time, the arrival of two injured airplane stowaways prompts the involvement of the Department of Homeland Security, and Dr. Sarah Reese faces the difficult task of delivering grim news to a young patient.

Sharon risks her career to secure a lifesaving bone-marrow transplant for a patient. April tends to a homeless man, Dr. Manning's parents visit, and a couple is injured in a hit-and-run accident on their first date.

Dr. Manning returns to work after maternity leave and takes on the case of a teenage patient with complex medical history. Dr. Choi treats a former Navy colleague, while hospital staff prepare to accommodate a Saudi prince who demands a specific surgeon for his procedure. Meanwhile, Sarah begins a romantic relationship with a lab technician.

Dr. Halstead risks his professional standing by defying a family's wishes in the care of a terminally ill cancer patient. April and Dr. Reese manage the treatment of a homeless man, while Choi struggles with personal challenges while treating a patient with bipolar disorder.

A 9/11 first responder receives medical treatment, but complications arise. Sarah considers her residency options, Dr. Choi treats a young hockey player with an overbearing father, and Halstead and Manning experience tension.

Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Choi disagree on the course of action for a terminally ill patient's final wishes. At the same time, Dr. Halstead faces an advancing legal case against him, while the medical team works urgently to treat a patient suffering from a rare and severe bacterial infection that was initially misdiagnosed.

Nurse Lockwood is arrested after taking a bold stance, while Dr. Halstead contends with a potential lawsuit over a baby's injuries. Dr. Charles deals with personal challenges, and concerns grow about a patient involved in a hit-and-run incident.

A grieving husband asks for a specific favor after his wife's passing; Dr. Charles attempts to dissuade a patient determined to amputate his own arm; a child is brought to the hospital after ingesting dangerous magnets; and Sarah reflects on her future during the final moments before a significant decision about her residency.

An unusual patient arrives, insisting his heart is pounding in his head and taking extreme steps to stop it. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning treats a boy for a broken wrist but senses underlying problems, Dr. Rhodes demonstrates his medical expertise, and Will learns about a pending lawsuit.

A teenager with abdominal pain adamantly declines medication, challenging the medical team's approach. Dr. Halstead encounters a patient that brings back personal memories, while Dr. Rhodes deals with personal family tensions as he focuses on his work. A pregnant woman resists going into labor, prompting urgent medical intervention.

Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Downey disagree on the best course of treatment for a patient with complex heart and health problems. At the same time, a leg injury case is complicated by severe hoarding at the patient's home, another patient is bitten by her own dog, and hospital staff prepare for an unexpected evaluation by a commission.

April and Dr. Halstead disagree on the best approach for treating a homeless man with a broken leg and alcohol dependency. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning struggles with the loss of her husband, and two elderly patients with similar symptoms reveal an unexpected connection. Halstead also considers a job opportunity in California.

In the Season 1 finale, Dr. Rhodes cares for his mentor while Goodman navigates personal challenges. April handles a difficult patient, Dr. Manning confronts issues from her past, and Sarah prepares to graduate, though she remains uncertain about her future.

Dr. Rhodes starts a fellowship in cardiothoracic surgery but struggles with conflicts involving his new supervisor. Dr. Choi is introduced as the new chief resident, while Dr. Charles presents Sarah with an unexpected professional opportunity. Meanwhile, April begins to deal with the emotional and physical challenges of her newly diagnosed illness.

Dr. Manning and Dr. Rhodes each treat complex cases involving ill infants, later realizing their cases may be connected. Meanwhile, Dr. Halstead and Dr. Charles care for a cheerful homeless man whose perspective offers unexpected lessons. Dr. Choi spends the day with a Navy corpsman addressing urban gang violence, and Dr. Reese navigates the challenges of her new role.

Dr. Manning and Jeff Clarke investigate a mysterious illness after an ailing Indonesian man is brought to the hospital. Meanwhile, Maggie takes Dr. Halstead to her family reunion, Dr. Rhodes performs a complex heart surgery without consulting Dr. Latham, and Dr. Reese and Dr. Charles examine a woman with an unusual pregnancy.

A rare infection affecting multiple patients leads Robyn, Dr. Charles' daughter and an epidemiologist, to investigate its source. Dr. Choi and Dr. Rhodes face a treatment dilemma involving an elderly man and his conflicting family wishes, while Dr. Reese and Maggie deal with personal challenges in their respective cases.

A critical injury from a car accident at the Chicago Marathon challenges Dr. Halstead and April along with her brother Noah, a fourth-year resident, as they perform a complex field procedure. Dr. Manning takes on a complicated case involving an 8-year-old girl with sudden hearing loss, while Dr. Choi seeks assistance from Dr. Charles to evaluate a malnourished patient named Olga. Goodwin focuses on organizing her personal life amid the hospital's demands.

Dr. Manning faces the challenge of breaking difficult news to the parents of a young cancer patient, while Dr. Reese seeks assistance from Dr. Charles and Det. Lindsay after reconnecting with a troubled young man named Danny. Meanwhile, Goodwin and Maggie work to ease hospital congestion, and Dr. Rhodes refines his diagnostic instincts with input from Dr. Latham and Dr. Halstead. A teenage science enthusiast and her friends gain the attention of Dr. Choi and Natalie with their advanced bio-engineering project.

Sharon Goodwin's childhood love arrives at the hospital but faces financial trouble, prompting Dr. Halstead to consider a concierge doctor app. Dr. Rhodes treats a young woman with a heart infection despite Dr. Charles' objections, and a former patient of Reese's, a victim of sex trafficking, seeks her assistance.

Dr. Halstead and Dr. Manning confront a conflict between two estranged brothers when one requires a kidney transplant. Meanwhile, Dr. Reese's former patient faces a critical decision, and Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Latham struggle to convince a teenager's protective mother to approve life-saving surgery. A convict with unexpected motives ends up in the hospital, and Dr. Charles interferes in his daughter Robyn's personal life, while Dr. Halstead and April uncover a complication in her TB treatment.

Goodwin assigns Dr. Charles to evaluate a patient for a heart transplant, while Jeff reveals something personal to Dr. Manning. Dr. Choi treats two severely injured MMA fighters, and Dr. Stohl returns from sabbatical with a conflicting medical opinion on one of Dr. Halstead's cases. Meanwhile, April learns her TB medication could cause additional health issues.

A heart transplant patient under Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Charles faces new obstacles after a car crash raises medical concerns. Maggie encounters complications when the officer who arrested her in the past is admitted to the hospital. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead face scrutiny over a patient's death, and Dr. Halstead struggles to care for a resistant horse jockey.

Dr. Reese struggles with the emotional toll of multiple patient deaths during a quiet night at Chicago Med. April is called in to work, frustrating Tate, who wants her to take it easy. Meanwhile, Dr. Charles shares important information with Dr. Latham, and Goodwin asks Dr. Rhodes to assist with a unique medical case.

Dr. Manning and Dr. Charles struggle to diagnose a teenage girl with confusing and rapidly shifting symptoms. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi and medical student Jeff Clark treat a 19-year-old man in severe distress, whose condition becomes life-threatening after the cause of his pain is identified. Dr. Halstead faces a challenging case complicated by Dr. Stohl's efforts to film a hospital promotional video.

Dr. Rhodes persuades Dr. Latham to accompany him on a medical trip. Dr. Manning supports an 8-year-old cancer patient who is losing hope. At the same time, a woman with heart issues and a history of ignoring medical advice is admitted, while Dr. Choi, Dr. Charles, and Dr. Reese tackle a complex case involving a patient with a personality disorder.

Chicago Med faces a surge of trauma patients after a multi-car accident in the early hours, overwhelming the hospital and forcing Goodwin, Dr. Manning, and Dr. Halstead to make difficult choices due to limited resources. Dr. Choi tends to a critically burned patient with a final wish, while Dr. Charles manages a highly agitated case.

A trauma patient's miraculous survival prompts Dr. Rhodes to work urgently to save his life. Dr. Choi and Dr. Manning struggle to locate an infection in a paralyzed man, while Dr. Reese helps a grieving widower find meaning through a superhero costume. April urges Dr. Halstead to use unapproved medications for a patient with no remaining treatment options.

Dr. Reese assists a troubled teenager at a psychiatric facility, while Dr. Manning supports a family deciding the fate of their comatose daughter's unexpected pregnancy. April faces consequences from her personal life, and Dr. Choi and Dr. Rhodes work to save a young Ecuadorian girl who collapsed on a flight and her devoted mother.

A staff member's suicide sends shockwaves through the hospital. Dr. Choi and Dr. Halstead disagree on the best approach for a patient showing stroke symptoms, while a young boy's near-drowning leads to emotional tension within his family. Dr. Reese is reminded of the value of learning from past errors.

Will struggles with a difficult ethical choice when his former teacher, Dr. Bella Rowan, is diagnosed with a serious illness. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bardovi find themselves in a tense disagreement with a patient's father over a proposed high-risk treatment. Dr. Charles and Sarah confront an unusual case involving a pilot, which triggers Sarah's memories of Jason Wheeler's death, and Maggie adopts a firm mentoring style with a new nurse.

A hacker attack shuts down the hospital's computer system, forcing doctors to rely on manual methods for patient care. Goodwin faces added stress when her ex-husband and his new girlfriend visit, while Choi and Noah use military tactics to locate a bullet in a shooting victim. Meanwhile, Sarah suspects Dr. Charles is trying to undermine her, and Dr. Rhodes grows concerned about Robin's odd behavior.

Dr. Halstead faces a personal challenge when his resistant father is hospitalized, prompting Dr. Rhodes to reflect on his own strained relationship with his father. Meanwhile, Dr. Charles becomes involved in addressing his daughter's worsening behavior, Dr. Choi works with a teenage boy struggling with sexual urges, Dr. Manning confronts the challenges of balancing work and motherhood through a neglect case, and Sarah uses fake baby dolls to teach high school students about parenting responsibilities.

Dr. Rhodes works to save a mother determined to help her daughter fight cancer, while Dr. Charles requests that Sarah perform a psychological evaluation on his daughter Robin. As Will and Dr. Manning grow closer at work, Nina takes drastic steps to regain his attention, and Dr. Choi pressures Noah for a residency opportunity.

Dr. Rhodes disputes Dr. Charles and other hospital staff regarding Robin's treatment, while Dr. Manning enlists Det. Halstead's help as a case involving a young girl takes a criminal turn. Dr. Choi and April collaborate on a conflicting medical case, and Goodwin assists a friend in need. The doctors are surprised by the identity of the new medical resident.

A new doctor arrives at Chicago Med, creating tension among the medical staff. Dr. Halstead, Dr. Manning, and Dr. Rhodes collaborate to diagnose a Syrian refugee with no medical history. Meanwhile, Robin's return to the hospital with complications leads Dr. Reese to try a new treatment approach, causing Dr. Charles to become distracted, and Noah organizes a graduation party that unites the team.

The doctors at Chicago Med confront a shooting incident involving Dr. Charles, leading to heated debates over justice. Halstead and Manning deal with an emotional case that challenges their personal perspectives, while Rhodes remains concerned about Robin's long-term recovery. Meanwhile, tensions arise as Bekkar surprises Rhodes, Maggie advocates for a patient, and Choi and April adjust to working together.

Dr. Manning takes drastic steps to assist a pregnant woman with a severely underdeveloped fetus, while April confronts Dr. Choi over using their personal connection to influence a patient's medical decision. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes struggles with the pressures of balancing his personal and professional responsibilities, which may have led to a critical error.

Facing financial pressure from the hospital board, Goodwin introduces new guidelines that complicate the doctors' work. Tensions rise as Rhodes and Ava vie for dominance in surgery, while Charles and Reese encounter a patient with an unusual explanation for his illness. Meanwhile, Manning and Cho struggle to diagnose a young girl and turn to an unreliable expert for help.

Dr. Charles uncovers a disturbing detail about his shooter, while Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bekker reach a mutual understanding during a complex procedure. Will and Natalie face ethical dilemmas involving a husband's refusal to disclose his inconclusive Zika test, and April and Noah struggle with collaboration as Goodwin clashes with the hospital board over costs following a preventable death.

Goodwin and Dr. Choi struggle to care for an uninsured young woman showing HIV symptoms without overburdening the hospital. Meanwhile, Natalie and Will investigate the cause of a young girl's progressive paralysis. Noah faces his first patient death as a resident and takes responsibility for breaking the news to the family, while Sarah increasingly avoids work due to growing concerns about hospital security.

Ethan tries to determine the condition of a patient who shows no symptoms, while Sarah's fear leads her to use pepper spray on a confrontational individual. Will assists a couple who will go to great lengths to conceive, and Natalie delivers the difficult news that a woman was sterilized as a child without her knowledge. Goodwin and Maggie work on a strategy to encourage paramedics to transport more patients to the hospital.

Dr. Charles faces scrutiny from Dr. Choi and Dr. Manning over his treatment of a newborn patient, causing him to question his judgment. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes begins addressing personal relationship challenges, and Goodwin assists Bert in coming to grips with Lyla's illness.

Dr. Choi works to support a patient with anorexia, while Dr. Reese faces a challenging evaluation from Dr. Charles after her two-week suspension. Dr. Rhodes confronts an ethical dilemma when one of his patients is transferred against his wishes, and Dr. Halstead attempts to build a rapport with Dr. Manning's son.

Dr. Choi and April consider reporting a patient's family to child services after suspecting abuse. Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead face challenges in agreeing on how to support a family with a premature baby. Dr. Rhodes is convinced to perform a high-risk surgery on Dr. Bekker's mentor, while Dr. Reese accompanies Dr. Charles on a visit to the Cook County jail.

Dr. Manning experiences the effects of a head injury after witnessing a drive-by shooting. Meanwhile, Dr. Halstead and Dr. Manning care for a teenage patient whose older husband may not have her best interests at heart. Dr. Rhodes uncovers troubling information about a woman he recently dated, while Maggie discovers unexpected details about her new romantic interest. Tensions rise as Dr. Charles becomes frustrated with Dr. Reese for disregarding his instructions and endangering herself.

Following a stabbing incident involving a neighbor, Dr. Choi teams up with April to uncover the underlying cause. At the hospital, Noah's misdiagnosis challenges the expertise of Dr. Bekker and Dr. Rhodes, while Dr. Charles faces a difficult situation when Dr. Reese's estranged father becomes his patient secretly. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning works urgently to treat a baby suffering from whooping cough.

Dr. Manning and Dr. Choi assist in the delivery of a baby at a homeless encampment after learning of a teen's pregnancy. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bekker debate treatment options for a boy with a chronic illness, and Dr. Halstead and April face an ethical dilemma involving a pedophile patient. Elsewhere, Goodwin and Maggie contend with a hospital lawsuit, and Dr. Charles receives significant news about Dr. Reese's father.

Dr. Halstead and Dr. Manning disagree on the appropriate medical care for a man in a vegetative state, while Dr. Rhodes attempts to bypass hospital protocol to prioritize his patient for a transplant. Meanwhile, a woman in the waiting room unexpectedly falls into an unresponsive sleep.

Goodwin investigates the abduction of a baby from the medical facility with assistance from Dr. Charles and Dr. Reese. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes works to gain access to the operating room during a lockdown to assist in a critical surgery, while Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead have a professional disagreement over patient care.

Dr. Charles and Dr. Reese investigate a case where a mother believes her daughter is possessed. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bekker work to find a solution for conjoined twins. Dr. Halstead attempts to connect with Dr. Manning, while Maggie evaluates her next moves following recent events.

Dr. Bekker takes charge of a surgery but faces complications that draw scrutiny. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning and Dr. Charles confront a difficult ethical dilemma regarding a young girl's gender identity. In another case, April and Dr. Reese search for the son of a critically ill patient, while Goodwin deals with the hospital admission of his godson.

Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead have a disagreement over how to manage the parents of a 10-year-old hospital patient. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes works urgently to repair a heart intended for Dr. Reese's estranged father.

A shooting at a block party sends multiple victims to the hospital, overwhelming the staff. Dr. Choi implements a new mass casualty protocol, while Dr. Manning becomes increasingly anxious upon learning her son and nanny may have been present at the scene.

Dr. Manning attempts to save a young boy suffering from a severe case of the flu. Meanwhile, April investigates whether Dr. Choi's sister may have stolen opioid painkillers. Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bekker debate the most appropriate course of treatment for a pregnant patient in her 21st week suffering from a cardiac condition.

Dr. Rhodes questions his decision to step down from the team tasked with separating conjoined twins, while Dr. Choi and April uncover new and surprising information about his sister. Meanwhile, Dr. Charles discovers concerning details about Dr. Reese's father.

Bekker takes extreme measures to prevent Rhodes from permanently leaving Med. Halstead expresses doubts about Manning's commitment to their wedding, Ethan is stunned by news regarding his sister, and Dr. Charles deals with the aftermath of a personal loss.

The staff of Chicago Med responds to a surge of patients arriving after a devastating fire at an apartment complex. Dr. Rhodes works to save a member of the Chicago Fire team, while Dr. Halstead deals with personal tensions with his brother Jay.

A young boy's illness forces Ethan into a difficult decision that spirals into a tense and risky scenario. Connor and Maggie struggle with the challenges that arise, while Natalie and Ethan find themselves unsure about Elsa, the new third-year medical student.

Dr. Halstead is unexpectedly visited by Chicago Police Department officers, while Ethan questions a woman whose chronic pain raises his suspicions. Meanwhile, Natalie cares for a cancer patient whose brother is adamant about not helping in the situation.

Will lies to Natalie as tensions rise, while Ethan and April uncover a secret about Emily's boyfriend that could cause problems. Meanwhile, Ava struggles with how to handle a patient who refuses medical treatment.

Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead question the origin of a car accident victim's injuries, suspecting inconsistencies in her story. Meanwhile, Ethan and April struggle to understand Emily's continued loyalty to her boyfriend despite troubling events. Will and Natalie prepare for their combined bachelor and bachelorette party.

A hospital must evacuate after a toxic chemical is introduced to the emergency department, putting patients and staff at serious risk. Trapped in an elevator, two doctors take extreme actions to save a pregnant woman, while a hospital administrator faces tough decisions and a physician uncovers a hidden secret from a colleague.

Dr. Charles advocates for non-surgical treatment options, clashing with Dr. Choi's preference for surgery. Dr. Rhodes faces consequences after defying Goodwin's orders, while April grows frustrated with Maggie's repeated challenges to her authority as acting charge nurse. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning begins to suspect that Dr. Halstead is withholding information.

Will becomes distracted from his wedding preparations, while medical and personal tensions arise among the hospital staff as they deal with a critical pregnancy case and a high-profile surgery involving a police detective.

April faces a life-threatening crisis while Natalie receives news about Will's condition. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes prepares for a gala celebrating his innovative hybrid operating room and attempts to recruit Dr. Bekker for the event.

Halstead faces repercussions after taking an unauthorized action to assist a pregnant patient. Choi grows personally involved while treating a homeless veteran. Rhodes and Bekker work to help a patient in urgent need of a liver transplant.

Dr. Halstead responds to a Medevac helicopter crash involving Dr. Manning, while tensions escalate between Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bekker. Meanwhile, Dr. Charles and Dr. Choi support a patient struggling with addiction, and April assists Elsa in coping with her first patient's death.

Halstead conceals the theft of his firearm from a skeptical Manning. Meanwhile, Connor and Bekker face challenges and increased tension while performing surgery on an HIV-positive patient. Hank experiences an emotional crisis upon encountering a former patient.

Connor faces scrutiny from the hospital's Oversight Committee while treating a gunshot victim connected to Halstead. Maggie struggles with guilt over a former patient's return, and Charles navigates an uncomfortable first date.

Natalie and Maggie encounter a chaotic scene when a pickup truck crashes into a street fair, forcing them to act quickly. The hospital becomes overwhelmed with injured patients, and Dr. Charles is confronted by his ex-wife, who arrives with unexpected news.

Halstead rescues a woman at risk of hypothermia. Dr. Charles' ex-wife learns troubling medical news. Choi manages a complex case involving a lymphoma patient with viral meningitis and family issues. Manning visits a patient at home.

A car crashes through the ambulance bay doors, putting April and a trapped worker in danger, and forcing Dr. Choi to make tough choices to save them.

Dr. Rhodes interrupts a critical surgery to respond to an urgent phone call. Dr. Halstead assists an injured FBI agent but begins to question the official account of the incident. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning and Dr. Choi clash over a disagreement involving patient privacy.

A hospital enters lockdown after a gunman takes medical staff hostage, forcing Goodwin into a difficult choice. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes becomes increasingly aware that his time with his father is limited.

Dr. Charles and Dr. Manning clash over the treatment of a patient who is self-poisoning, while Dr. Rhodes confronts Dr. Bekker with serious allegations. Meanwhile, Dr. Halstead grows suspicious of Natalie's new boyfriend, and Dr. Choi provides care for Bernie.

Caroline's announcement compels Dr. Charles to reconsider their relationship. Maggie meets her sister's new partner, only to sense potential trouble. Meanwhile, Dr. Rhodes deals with a major personal loss, and Dr. Choi and April face an unexpected situation that brings them closer.

Dr. Charles and Caroline begin making significant plans that could impact their future. Meanwhile, Ava struggles to maintain her relationship with Connor, and Agent Lee delivers potentially life-threatening news to Will.

Will and Natalie struggle to survive after being involved in a serious car accident. Meanwhile, authorities begin investigating the mysterious death of Cornelius Rhodes. Maggie faces a significant moment when she receives news that will change her life, and Dr. Charles ends his honeymoon early to assist a critical patient.

A hospital power outage endangers patients and challenges the staff and medical students as they work to manage the crisis. Natalie returns to the hospital after recovering from a traumatic brain injury, while Ethan and April contemplate the possibility of building a future together.

Dr. Choi and Dr. Charles face ethical dilemmas when a terminally ill patient seeks to extend his life through a controversial scientific procedure. Meanwhile, Dr. Marcel and April disagree on how to approach a mysterious new case, and Will challenges Natalie's competence.

Dr. Manning faces consequences following a controversial decision involving a patient. April and Noah clash over the care of a victim who was brutally attacked. Dr. Charles receives an unexpected visit from a childhood friend who shares a startling secret.

Dr. Choi and Dr. Marcel disagree on how to manage a patient's chronic pain, leading to tension within the medical team. Meanwhile, rumors about Maggie begin to spread, and Dr. Manning faces resistance from a family who prefer holistic treatments for their son's condition.

Dr. Manning faces consequences following his treatment of a recent patient. April and Noah have a disagreement over a patient who was injured in an assault. Dr. Charles receives a visit from a childhood friend who shares an unexpected secret.

Dr. Charles and Dr. Halstead investigate a violent crime with a bloody twist, while Dr. Marcel and Maggie host a crawfish boil for the team. Amid the festivities, new romantic feelings emerge, but another relationship faces tension.

Maggie becomes concerned when a new friend receives troubling news and takes unauthorized action to help. A member of the Med family is hospitalized following a violent attack, requiring urgent surgery. Meanwhile, a social media influencer allows his followers to decide on medical treatment, prompting Dr. Charles to intervene.

April faces a difficult situation that causes her to reevaluate her relationship with Ethan. Meanwhile, Dr. Charles and Maggie prepare for potential challenges ahead, and Natalie begins to recall events from the accident.

Dr. Halstead faces disruption when a past patient unexpectedly returns, challenging his composure. April wrestles with a personal secret she may reveal to Ethan, while Dr. Charles struggles to stay focused amid his own difficulties.

Following a serious accident at O'Hare Airport, the E.D. staff grows worried that one of their own may be in critical condition. Meanwhile, Will presents a proposal for a safe injection site to the hospital board for review. Natalie and Goodwin grow increasingly concerned about Gwen's well-being.

The team responds to the aftermath of a tragic school bus crash, dealing with its emotional and logistical consequences. Dr. Charles becomes concerned about Dr. Halstead's professional judgment and potential risks to his medical license. Meanwhile, Maggie offers support to a friend facing a personal crisis.

Two brothers are admitted to the hospital in critical condition, prompting Dr. Choi, April, and Dr. Charles to investigate the cause of their injuries. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning grows suspicious of a new mother arriving at the emergency department, and Dr. Halstead's involvement at a safe injection site begins to affect his professional performance.

Dr. Manning and Dr. Marcel have a professional disagreement regarding the case of an abusive husband. Meanwhile, Dr. Halstead faces ethical dilemmas related to his role at a safe injection site. Dr. Charles and Elsa uncover a misdiagnosis that could significantly impact a family.

Dr. Charles and Dr. Manning care for a patient who insists on being treated under a false identity, challenging their approach to his care. Meanwhile, Noah struggles with self-doubt about his medical skills, and Dr. Halstead supports an addict, testing his confidence in the patient's recovery. Dr. Marcel and Dr. Choi confront a complex ethical dilemma in their treatment decisions.

A recently escaped murderer puts several team members in jeopardy, forcing the hospital to heighten security. Tensions rise as Dr. Charles and Dr. Halstead disagree on medical approaches, while Dr. Choi and April uncover a patient's deceptive scheme. Meanwhile, Maggie learns positive news that brings her some relief.

Dr. Manning and Dr. Charles treat a 4-year-old child who has frequent emergency department visits, while Dr. Marcel and Dr. Choi care for a police officer with an unexplained abdominal gunshot wound. As the cases unfold, personal relationships among the staff are strained by emerging secrets.

Dr. Charles and Goodwin worry that Dr. Halstead is making the same errors he did in the past when an early-onset Alzheimer's patient arrives in the emergency department. Meanwhile, Maggie and Ben grow concerned over the admission of one of Ben's students. Dr. Manning and Dr. Marcel face a difficult decision when treating a terminally ill patient, as they disagree on the appropriate treatment approach.

Dr. Charles assesses a 15-year-old admitted to the emergency department following what appears to be a fall from an overpass. He supports Dr. Asher's proposal for a high-risk treatment, while Dr. Choi and Dr. Marcel experience growing professional conflict.

Dr. Crockett is questioned by two New Orleans detectives investigating his history. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi risks his life to save a child, and Dr. Charles offers guidance to his young daughter.

The hospital staff navigates the challenges of life during the pandemic. Dr. Choi, Dr. Lanik, and April confront the pressures of working on the front lines, while Dr. Halstead and Hannah grapple with a difficult situation. Dr. Charles attempts to mend his relationship with his daughter after recent events.

Goodwin announces the appointment of a new ED chief, sparking mixed reactions among the staff. Dr. Manning advocates strongly for one of her patients, leading to professional consequences, while Dr. Charles deals with personal family matters.

Dr. Charles and April collaborate to treat an enigmatic patient in the emergency department. Meanwhile, Dr. Halstead faces a critical decision regarding one of his clinical trial participants, and Dr. Marcel encounters a past associate who is admitted to the ED.

Dr. Marcel and Dr. Manning go to great lengths to help a critically ill patient, while Dr. Halstead struggles to recruit participants for his clinical trial. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi confronts a patient who holds himself to impossibly high standards.

Dr. Halstead continues to make progress in his legal trial, while Dr. Charles' daughter, Anna, learns news that significantly impacts her life. Meanwhile, Noah faces a difficult situation that even April struggles to resolve.

Dr. Choi assists a patient in managing chronic pain through innovative treatment. Dr. Halstead explores potential changes in his professional direction. Meanwhile, Dr. Charles and Anna grow closer after experiencing a tense and frightening event together.

Will faces complications when one of his trial patients becomes seriously ill, while Ethan deals with his own worsening symptoms and increasing stress.

Ethan recruits a former Navy comrade to work in the emergency department. Charles faces a critical custody hearing that could determine his future with his daughter. Maggie is forced to make a difficult decision with long-term consequences for Auggie.

Maggie confronts her personal trauma while assisting a struggling mother. Dean creates tension by challenging multiple doctors. A patient arrives at Med in urgent need of care but refuses treatment from the team.

Crockett forms an unexpected connection with a patient whose situation mirrors his own in ways he didn't anticipate. Meanwhile, Will and Ethan have a disagreement over the best course of action for a pregnant woman experiencing an abnormal heart rhythm.

Ethan collaborates with an unlikely ally to help a renowned tennis player facing a potential career-ending fear. Meanwhile, Goodwin introduces new protocols that spark controversy.

Dean and Ethan are called to a case that triggers difficult memories for them. As Carol's health declines, Natalie becomes determined to find a way to help her mother recover.

Goodwin becomes increasingly involved in assisting a young boy and his mother following a car accident, which leads her into emotional turmoil. Meanwhile, Natalie's mysterious actions attract the curiosity of Dr. Marcel and Dr. Halstead.

Third-year medical students start their emergency department rotation, with Maggie closely monitoring one student's performance. Natalie, struggling with her mother's worsening health, takes unauthorized action to treat her, trying to conceal her rule-breaking.

Crockett becomes concerned that he may have made a mistake during a transplant surgery when a patient returns with serious complications. Meanwhile, Carol faces another health crisis, forcing Will and Natalie to intervene and address the situation.

Carol is given a new opportunity when a heart transplant becomes possible. Meanwhile, Ethan and Dean encounter complications involving a former patient, and Will deals with the fallout from his use of unauthorized trial medication.

Will Halstead assists Goodwin with an undercover medical investigation, while Archer and Charles confront a challenging case involving twin patients who demand absolute symmetry in treatment. Meanwhile, Stevie and Dylan manage a complex pediatric case involving sickle cell anemia.

Vanessa and Archer have conflicting approaches to treating a motorcycle accident victim. Meanwhile, Dylan and Charles consult with a UNICEF negotiator who is dealing with repressed trauma, and Stevie and Will care for a high schooler with Addison's disease whose mother is overly attentive.

Dylan and Will confront a patient who is being deceptive about her lupus condition. Meanwhile, a prominent donor makes unwelcome romantic overtures toward Stevie. Vanessa, Crockett, and Charles work to persuade a young woman to undergo critical surgery.

Charles assists Dylan in treating a patient recently diagnosed with schizophrenia, while Stevie, Maggie, and Vanessa examine whether one of their patients actually has cancer. Meanwhile, Crockett faces an unexpected situation, and Will introduces a new medical technology to the team.

Dylan and Charles manage cases involving children with Glass Child Syndrome and those misdiagnosed with ADHD. Crockett faces hospital politics while treating the daughter of a prominent transplant surgeon. Meanwhile, Will and Stevie set aside their differences to assist in the care of an elderly patient.

Stevie faces a conflict of interest when her mother becomes one of her patients. Dylan's judgment is clouded by his past relationship with a patient's father. Crockett is forced to navigate competing loyalties when his patient's liver could save one of Dr. Blake's patients.

Crockett assists Dr. Blake in a complex liver transplant surgery, while Vanessa seeks to demonstrate her capabilities. Meanwhile, Will continues his investigation into Cooper's past, and Ethan makes progress in his return to working in the emergency department.

Dylan faces a test of loyalty as an old family friend and experienced officer displays troubling behavior, straining his trust in both Med and the police department. Meanwhile, a doctor's career is threatened by the results of annual random drug testing, and Ethan employs a high-risk traditional technique on a patient. Will assists Stevie in her search for her missing mother.

Will, burdened by the results of his ongoing investigation, teams up with Dylan to treat a critically ill 4-month-old. Meanwhile, Stevie and Vanessa face personal challenges as they attempt to conceal their secrets. Crockett and Blake collaborate with Abrams to assist a patient requiring a life-saving liver transplant.

Following the Vas-COM controversy, Goodwin faces tension with the hospital's new compliance officer. Meanwhile, Crockett and Blake attempt to help a patient whose son has severe autism, and another patient's son withholds the truth about his father's medical condition.

Crockett and Blake face a challenge when a renowned football player struggles to get a liver transplant due to his alcoholism. Meanwhile, Dylan reconnects with former friends after his son's broken arm, and Stevie teams up with Charles to treat a patient who fell ill following an illegal plastic surgery.

Will and Stevie find themselves caught in a tense marital conflict. Meanwhile, Dr. Blake's surgical team unexpectedly collapses during a critical liver transplant. Charles supports Ethan in making amends with his estranged father.

Scott and Archer treat a pregnant woman who develops a severe infection. Meanwhile, Maggie faces unexpected and unsettling news, and Halstead and Charles reconsider the diagnosis of an elderly patient suspected of having Alzheimer's. In another case, Marcel takes a bold step to assist a patient in need.

Goodwin assigns the new compliance officer at Med to oversee care for a patient suffering from long-hauler COVID symptoms. Meanwhile, Maggie assists Halstead in treating a man who has spent six decades in an iron lung.

Scott becomes suspicious that one of his patients is involved in drug dealing. Halstead faces a difficult decision regarding the use of his whistleblower settlement. Meanwhile, Charles and Taylor assist a woman convinced she is infested with parasites, and Marcel and Blake work with a conceited surgeon.

In this episode, Halstead supports a patient experiencing lingering effects of COVID-19, while Taylor contemplates her personal relationships after meeting a patient whose daughter is set to enter an arranged marriage.

Med becomes a battleground as rival gangs escalate their conflict. Meanwhile, Halstead and Charles assist a brain cancer patient who declines treatment, and the operating room faces intense challenges when a transplanted uterus fails.

Archer and Asher have a disagreement over a patient connected to Goodwin. Meanwhile, Scott and Marcel assist in investigating a shooting during a home invasion, and Maggie and Halstead work to protect an undocumented patient.

In this episode, Halstead and Asher attempt to rescue a baby from a surrogate in danger, while Charles tends to a patient refusing food. Meanwhile, Choi and Archer assist a patient connected to Choi's deceased father, and Scott and Maggie struggle to treat a patient who insists he is not drunk despite appearing otherwise.

Scott assists the daughter of a powerful mob figure, while a grandmother arrives in Med with a urgent plea to save her grandson. Meanwhile, Choi confronts a surprising and difficult revelation about his father.

Dylan and Ethan care for a patient injured in a drug raid, while Charles and Vanessa collaborate on diagnosing a motivational speaker. Meanwhile, Will and Hannah seek Crockett's assistance for a pregnant patient.

Halstead and Asher disagree on the best course of action for a patient requiring a kidney transplant. Meanwhile, Marcel must make a difficult choice during Blake's surgery, and Choi and Archer care for the son of Med's general counsel as the medical team continues to expand.

Following a fire at Halstead's apartment, Marcel, Choi, and Archer collaborate to rescue those still inside. Meanwhile, Charles and Med, along with their new colleague Cuevas, assist a patient experiencing severe paranoia.

Med faces significant challenges due to supply chain issues, leading to tension among the medical staff, particularly between Marcel and his colleagues. Meanwhile, Maggie shares a personal revelation with Ben, and Choi and Archer assist a patient diagnosed with ALS.

Charles and Cuevas disagree on the best approach for treating a patient with paranoia. Meanwhile, Choi assists a pregnant woman connected to Asher's history, and Marcel and Taylor work together to help a man facing a high-risk neurosurgical procedure.

A subway derailment prompts Marcel to assist the injured, while Taylor and Halstead face a difficult choice about going against hospital protocol to save a patient. Meanwhile, Asher and Archer disagree on the best approach to treating a pregnant woman.

The emergency department faces ongoing challenges due to supply chain shortages, complicated further by the return of Taylor's drug dealer. Meanwhile, a patient injured in a recent train crash requires a life-saving transplant.

Marcel navigates the challenges of his rising popularity as he assists Halstead in treating a local restaurant owner. Meanwhile, Choi, Charles, and Goodwin support a new mother concerned about accidentally harming her baby. Maggie and Taylor face tension with a patient determined to return to work quickly.

Med faces a shortage of scrubs, leading to creative solutions. Archer's son is critically injured, raising concerns for his survival. Meanwhile, Marcel and Charles assist a transplant patient with psychosis, and Asher and Halstead develop a closer bond.

In this episode, Halstead and Marcel oversee a complex organ transfer between two states. Meanwhile, Asher and Cuevas provide support to a survivor of sexual assault. In another case, Choi and Archer examine a patient whose medical history may reveal a corrupt physician.

Halstead uses Marcel and Med's upgraded operating system, OR 2.0, to assist in a critical surgery. Charles supports an elderly patient dealing with grief and confusion after losing his high school sweetheart. Meanwhile, Choi and April face unexpected challenges as their wedding day nears.

Charles and Cuevas assist an elderly woman and her developmentally disabled grandson with their medical needs. Halstead cares for a swimmer diagnosed with a heart condition. Meanwhile, Marcel evaluates the use of the new OR 2.0 technology for a surgical procedure.

Marcel and Charles assist a patient connected to one of Lieu's gym acquaintances, while Maggie and Halstead investigate a suspect in a case involving robbery and murder. Meanwhile, Asher and Archer implement a new AI tool designed to detect opiate abuse.

Goodwin, Maggie, and Marcel work to assist victims of a hit-and-run incident, while Halstead faces challenges in diagnosing a patient experiencing seizures. Meanwhile, Asher and Archer find themselves in conflict with Jack Dayton.

A severe storm hits Chicago, disrupting city operations and testing the resolve of first responders. Halstead urges Dr. Grace Song to reconsider her medical conclusions in order to save a patient's life, while Asher rushes to the hospital to assist in a high-stakes delivery. Meanwhile, Maggie becomes increasingly preoccupied with Ben's well-being.

Goodwin and Charles disagree over the administration's approach to ongoing negotiations with the custodial workers' union. Meanwhile, Asher works to reunite a mother with her newborn child.

The hospital faces operational challenges as janitors strike, disrupting normal functions. Marcel tends to a young girl injured on her family's farm, while Charles and Cuevas deal with the return of a patient with schizophrenia.

Halstead and Cuevas attempt to identify the cause of a patient's mysterious symptoms. Meanwhile, a father's paranoia leads him to become stuck in the MRI room, requiring the combined efforts of CFD and medical staff to safely extract him. Tanaka-Reed faces a humbling moment that challenges her confidence.

A documentary crew arrives at Med to capture Marcel and Abrams performing a historic surgery. Meanwhile, Archer declines assistance for his worsening kidney problems, even as his colleagues express concern and offer support.

Dr. Song introduces a new pilot program that modernizes the emergency department with advanced technology. Meanwhile, Archer confronts Charles over a case involving a patient who may be feigning paralysis, and he also assists a pregnant woman with a heart condition.

The hospital's future hinges on a critical vote involving an incapacitated board member. Meanwhile, Archer assists a mother suffering from a rare stem cell disorder, and Asher provides care for the woman's pregnant daughter. Charles encounters a patient with schizophrenia and a hearing impairment.

Maggie faces a conflict with Charles over how to handle a patient who is reluctant to trust them. Meanwhile, Marcel and Halstead struggle with the implementation of new policies at Med, and Asher and Archer uncover unexpected secrets from their patients.

Jack Dayton faces mounting pressure as he readies OR 2.0 for its IPO, while Marcel and Grace investigate information that could disrupt his ambitions. Meanwhile, Charles assists a patient with schizophrenia who is struggling with prom-related anxiety, and Asher finds himself at odds with Abrams after his wife begins treating one of Asher's patients.

Jack Dayton's surgery and the future of OR 2.0 are jeopardized by a startling revelation, prompting Archer to take unauthorized action to help a critically ill patient. Meanwhile, Maggie begins to doubt her place at Med.

The emergency department is overwhelmed after a major crash brings in numerous patients, prompting the entire medical team to respond. Charles becomes intrigued by a new attending whom he feels he may know, while Archer begins to doubt his decision the day before his scheduled kidney transplant.

A former associate of Archer resurfaces, jeopardizing his upcoming transplant surgery. Marcel faces tension with a new, ambitious resident at Med. Charles makes efforts to mend his strained relationship with Ripley.

Ahmad takes direct action against an insurance company, risking Med's business negotiations and disrupting Marcel's debut on the board. Charles assists a woman dealing with her husband's depression, while Asher's initial date unfolds in an unexpected direction.

Goodwin becomes concerned following an accident that sends two people close to her to the emergency department. Meanwhile, Archer returns to medical practice and treats a patient worried about a family curse, while Maggie and Ahmad assist a patient on a cross-country journey.

Goodwin enlists Charles to assess her ex-husband's memory issues. Meanwhile, Archer works with a fellow patient from Sean's rehab center, and Asher takes on a case involving a woman who suffered complications from a botched miscarriage treatment at a rural clinic.

Maggie supports a patient whose mother is hesitant to approve a high-risk procedure for her son, while Ripley encounters a familiar face from his past, prompting Ahmad to challenge his approach.

Ripley and Charles manage a patient suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder while Asher and Archer confront a complex case involving a foreign object embedded in a woman's heart. Meanwhile, Marcel experiences a conflict with the chief of oncology.

Archer, Asher, and Charles meet a man who believes he is telepathic and is receiving messages from his unborn child. Meanwhile, Ahmad attempts to revive a criminal who has been cryogenically frozen.

Ripley and Charles provide therapy to members of a cult, while Ahmad deals with the unintended consequences of his suspension. Meanwhile, a 5-month-old son of Abrams arrives at the emergency department under suspicious conditions.

Maggie begins a new romantic relationship that gains momentum. Following a woman's dramatic suicide attempt, Charles investigates to uncover the underlying causes. Meanwhile, Asher tries to determine the condition of a newly arrived patient exhibiting unusual symptoms.

Ripley faces challenges maintaining Sully's medical confidentiality when his pregnant girlfriend arrives at Med for assistance. Meanwhile, Johnson strives to secure a position in Med's trauma fellowship program. Charles collaborates with a medical student to care for a bipolar artist.

Marcel faces complications from an infection that jeopardizes his high-risk liver transplant. Meanwhile, Maggie and Charles assist a nurse overwhelmed in the burn unit, and Goodwin must make a difficult choice regarding Bert's long-term care.

Ripley and Charles evaluate a high-risk prisoner who may be showing signs of dementia. Meanwhile, tensions arise between Archer and Sean after a resident from Margo's care facility arrives in the emergency department. Marcel learns unexpected and disturbing information.

A commuter ship disaster sends a wave of injured patients to the emergency department, overwhelming the staff and testing their ability to cope with both the crisis and the arrival of assertive new colleagues.

Lenox's abrasive leadership style creates tension with Archer as they navigate their new responsibilities. Meanwhile, Ripley contends with an investigation into Pawel's disappearance that could lead to her suspension. Goodwin struggles with difficult personnel decisions as budget constraints force him to implement layoffs.

Asher works to diagnose and treat a pregnant woman with a mysterious illness that endangers both her and her baby. Meanwhile, Goodwin faces resistance from hospital administrators while receiving a disturbing message.

A returning character creates tension at the hospital as Ripley and Charles work to diagnose a woman with an uncommon medical condition. Frost becomes suspicious of the patient's father, questioning the accuracy of his account of her symptoms.

The emergency department becomes a scene of Halloween-related mayhem as staff deal with a range of unusual cases. Asher assists a pregnant woman who is also caring for her autistic son, while Charles finds himself at odds with Nurse Jackie over a psychiatric patient.

Chicago P.D. increases protection for Goodwin after receiving online threats from a former colleague. Meanwhile, Archer and Frost respond to injuries caused by a rockslide near a disciplinary camp. Maggie is unexpectedly called to assist in delivering a teenager's baby.

Ripley and Frost discover troubling information that contradicts their patient's do-not-resuscitate order. Meanwhile, Asher arranges an unexpected reunion, and the growing conflict between Archer and Lenox reaches a critical point.

Goodwin continues to face ongoing challenges. Charles becomes involved in a conflict with a former colleague regarding the care of a patient suffering from depression. Meanwhile, Lenox and Ripley attend to a car accident victim who is dealing with the emotional complexities of rekindling a relationship with his college sweetheart.

The team works urgently to save the life of a colleague, while Frost and Abrams struggle with a difficult patient. Meanwhile, Asher provides care for a young woman facing an ectopic pregnancy and seeking religious guidance.

A medical team prepares for a complex surgery to separate conjoined twins. Meanwhile, Asher reconnects with a figure from her past, and Archer tends to a domineering executive suffering from a cardiac issue.

After a subway tunnel collapse, Ruzek and Kidd attend to injured passengers and search for a missing suspect, while Archer and Frost perform a critical amputation to save a patient's life.

Goodwin deals with the emotional consequences of being attacked. Ripley handles a case involving a patient whose parents are overly involved in their care. A mistake made by an emergency department staff member could lead to serious professional consequences.

Lenox faces a challenge in guiding a protégé as they navigate complex responsibilities. Meanwhile, Asher assists a young woman from a religious background dealing with a complicated medical situation. Ripley's troubling behavior becomes increasingly concerning.

Gaffney is unexpectedly visited by a representative from the National Accreditation Board of Hospitals. Meanwhile, Asher and Naomi investigate the source of a young girl's infection, and Lenox teams up with Frost to treat a victim of an accidental shooting.

Ripley attempts to rescue a mother and child trapped in an abandoned well, while Maggie is followed by a former associate from Frost's television career. Meanwhile, Asher uncovers a rare medical condition during a patient's ultrasound.

Goodwin is confronted by a former patient, revealing that some emotional scars persist despite time passing. Meanwhile, Frost and Charles assist a patient dealing with sexual identity issues, and Lenox and Abrams attempt to revive a woman who has been in a coma for two decades.

A heart transplant recipient becomes convinced that his new heart is rejecting his body, prompting Charles and Archer to intervene. Meanwhile, Lenox takes a personal day away from the hospital, and Asher diagnoses a mass on a pregnant patient's ovary.

Asher faces a difficult decision when trying to save a patient's life. Meanwhile, Frost and Ripley treat a child who has been bitten by a snake. On her final day in the E.D., Naomi is given a patient to manage independently by Archer.

Maggie and Goodwin face growing strain as the nurses' union confronts the hospital during contract negotiations. Meanwhile, Ripley and Archer care for a skateboarder hit by an emergency vehicle, and Frost assists a young boy left behind by his mother.

A hospital deals with a nursing shortage caused by a sick-out, leading to operational challenges. Archer and Frost compete to see who can release their patients fastest, while Charles struggles with treating a patient he finds suspicious.

Maggie and Frost race to secure a lung transplant for a young cystic fibrosis patient. Meanwhile, Asher receives news about her potential to become a surrogate. Ripley and Morris care for the daughter of a tech billionaire undergoing treatment for leukemia.

Goodwin faces the challenge of implementing budget cuts that affect hospital staff. Meanwhile, Charles deals with the aftermath of his daughter's car accident, and a transplant patient confronts a significant personal decision.

A family arrives at Gaffney after surviving a devastating house fire. Lenox works to save two critically injured sisters who were at an all-night rave that turned deadly. Meanwhile, Goodwin and Abrams clash over challenging staffing decisions at the hospital.

Ripley and Archer clash over a complicated case that strikes a personal chord. Meanwhile, Asher uncovers something unexpected with a couple expecting a child. A patient's actions disrupt the hospital's usual order.

Lenox and Frost are approached by the parents of a critically ill patient for an unexpected favor, while Ripley and Charles assist a man suffering from amnesia.

Charles urgently tries to persuade a patient to begin treatment before his condition worsens. Frost forms a connection with a young girl suffering from a weakened immune system. Meanwhile, Lenox uncovers a disturbing medical anomaly.

Tensions escalate between Asher and Archer as their personal conflict intensifies. Meanwhile, Charles and Ripley diagnose a patient with a rare neurological condition. Goodwin faces challenges in balancing his professional and personal life.

Goodwin's family gathers for Bert, leading to the revelation of hidden secrets. Meanwhile, Ripley and Frost care for two children who were stung by hornets while playing in a treehouse. One team member deals with personal relationship difficulties.

Charles becomes wary of a coworker's motives, prompting concern within the team. Lenox takes an ethically questionable step to safeguard a patient's well-being. Meanwhile, Asher and Archer assist a father-to-be facing a cancer diagnosis.

The doctors navigate the consequences of their decisions made during a citywide power outage, both in their professional roles and personal lives.

Tensions rise in the emergency department as three patients arrive following a road rage incident. Meanwhile, a past co-star of Frost's makes an unexpected appearance, and Asher and Archer are caught off guard by an unforeseen visitor.

Archer and Frost investigate a complex medical case involving a college basketball player, uncovering deeper issues behind the athlete's condition. Meanwhile, Lenox's approach to treating a surrogate patient results in unforeseen problems affecting both her and her close friend.

Charles is unsettled by lingering tensions when he reunites with old friends from medical school. Meanwhile, Asher faces challenges in treating a difficult patient, and Ripley seeks to commemorate the first anniversary of Sully's death in a meaningful way.

Charles is tested as he is observed by three medical students during a day on the job, while Goodwin prepares for a critical board meeting and Frost confronts personal history.

Doctors at Gaffney face a critical challenge as they investigate a perplexing medical case connected to a passenger jet, with patients' lives depending on their ability to solve the mystery quickly.

Archer and Lenox care for two friends hurt during St. Patrick's Day celebrations, while Hannah and Ripley assist a woman dealing with the complications of a difficult divorce.

Archer grapples with existential concerns while working on a challenging investigation. A patient's unusual behavior puzzles Charles and Theo. A doctor at Gaffney is stunned by a terminal medical diagnosis.

Dr. Charles begins to question his own mental well-being after a traumatic encounter while volunteering on a suicide hotline.

At Gaffney, the medical team races to save a critically injured colleague, while Hannah faces tension with the ob-gyn who will temporarily replace her during her maternity leave.

A family's lives are turned upside down after a severe car accident, placing them under the care of the Gaffney medical team. Meanwhile, Ripley begins to investigate Lenox, concerned about her growing pattern of risky behavior.

A high-risk labor challenges Hannah to face personal demons, while Lenox's brother Kip seeks Gaffney's assistance for a work-related injury involving a colleague.

Gaffney descends into chaos as a prison riot spills into the emergency room, while Goodwin and Charles focus on preparing for a critical and high-stakes board meeting.

Hannah confronts a particularly difficult and high-stakes delivery, testing her skills and composure. Meanwhile, Frost deals with a difficult and intense period in his own journey.