Doc

A country doctor leaves his Montana home to follow a beautiful and dynamic writer to New York.

Clint's struggle against the medical bureaucracy leads him to a friendship with a patient's young son.

Clint's efforts to become a foster parent are jeopardized by a man claiming to be Raul's dad.

When Crane leaves Westbury Medical, he tries to bar Clint from a local hospital; the death of a patient causes a prominent surgeon to abandon his practice.

A ride-along with an ambulance crew brings Clint into conflict with a disgruntled paramedic.

Clint treats a teenage girl whose failing heart has left her hospitalized right before her senior prom.

As a wealthy divorced woman turns to Clint for support, a children's superhero performer resists being treated for diabetes.

Clint looks for a way to help a cancer-stricken young artist from giving up on his work and his life.

Clint works to heal the poisoned relationship between Nancy and her estranged, dying mother.

Clint discovers the emotionally painful reasons behind a doctor's irascible personality.

Clint argues in favor of a corneal transplant that will allow a blind man to finally see his wife and children for the first time.

A garbage truck driver's mysterious illness uncovers a marital rift that is affecting his ten-year-old son.

Nate's ne'er-do-well brother shows up unannounced; an overprotective father turns to Clint to treat his daughter's mysterious illness.

Overruling Dr. Crane in order to give a patient the hope of having children some day leaves Clint wondering if he's made the right choice.

An infant's illness forces Clint to consider the possibility of child abuse; Crane courts an actress's potential endowment to the clinic.

Clint suspects a popular doctor of insurance fraud.

A middle-aged man's alleged headaches uncover an embarrassing secret; Raul hesitates telling Nate that he witnessed the assault of a neighborhood grocer.

Clint's efforts to save the life of a dying man uncovers a son he never new he had.

Nancy learns that her terminally ill mother has fallen in love; Clint argues against an insurance company's refusal to pay for a little girl's brain surgery.