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Clint (Billy Ray Cyrus) wins over his patients while his love life comes undone, and he finds himself alone in New York.

Clint wins over his patients while his love life comes undone, and he finds himself alone in New York.

Clint (Billy Ray Cyrus) wins over his patients while his love life comes undone, and he finds himself alone in New York.

Clint is stymied when he tries to take custody of an orphaned boy named Raul; Dr. Derek Herbert's wife becomes pregnant.

The doctors rally behind Clint, upsetting Dr. Crane, who manages to get the newcomer's hospital privileges denied.

A TV reporter chooses to focus on Clint for a health care story against the wishes of Ms. DeWitt and Dr. Crane; a heart transplant patient misses her senior prom.

Clint spends an eye-opening weekend riding shotgun with two paramedics on the streets of New York; Raul's new bedroom might be making him deathly ill.

Captain Supremo, a self-proclaimed superhero who performs in the children's ward, vanishes after Clint diagnoses him as being diabetic.

Clint turns a hospital room into an art studio to inspire an artist who is depressed after undergoing 12 weeks of treatment for bone cancer.

Nurse Nancy's irksome and estranged mother surprises her with a visit; Dr. Crane challenges Dr. Derek to a boxing match.

Reunited with someone from his past, Clint must deliver a devastating diagnosis that forces Molly to choose between her health and her singing career.

Dr. Pendergast deals with the loss of his only son; Nancy and Dr. Cassidy show a model the reality of plastic surgery.