Chicago Med

You look good.

Stop.

- I've just been worried about you.

Things are going well?

- No more rats since they put me. - On the risperidone.

That's... that's good.

That's good.

So you're feeling better, then?

Yeah. And I want

to get the hell out of here.

Robin, there's something

that I have to tell you.

The reason why you're in here...

I asked your father

to check in on you.

- I had no idea that. - He would do something like...

It's not your fault.

You couldn't have known

he'd do this.

It's not all bad.

Hey, they let me use the shower.

Not without supervision, though.

They are worried about suicide

in here,

so no shoelaces, no belts.

See the sink? No faucet.

Evidently, if you wrap your gown

around your neck just right,

you can use it

to strangle yourself.

You don't belong in here.

Not according

to the petition Dad filed.

Article 6 of the Mental Health

and Disabilities Code.

No. I'm serious, Robin.

So, you heard rats. So what?

This is not the solution.

What can I do?

Oh, I really appreciate

your being here.

- Support from friends and family. - Is crucial.

- For the therapeutic process, - so thank you.

Committed against her will?

She can't even shower

by herself.

- That is some. - Therapeutic process.

I think we all wish this

could've happened differently,

- but, you know, at least she's. - Getting the care that she needs,

And she's safe and secure.

No. She's locked up.

In prison.

It's not the same thing.

This place is what is gonna

drive her crazy.

She needs to be out of here.

Good morning, Nat.

Morning.

- Hey, Natalie, - have you seen Reese?

- No. Sorry. - Hey, how's Robin doing?

I've been meaning to ask, but...

- I know... it's a delicate. - Situation.

She's dealing. Yeah.

- Well, if you need anything, - just please ask.

- Thanks. - Okay.

April, today's match day.

Did Noah land here at Med?

Texted him a dozen times.

No response.

- They're only taking. - One local student,

- So that makes me think. - He didn't get it.

- Or maybe he just wants. - To tell you in person.

No news could be good news, too.

Let's hope.

Barboleta branca.

It means "white butterfly"

in Portuguese.

Yeah, that doesn't

clear things up.

It's a Brazilian superstition.

So, if the first butterfly

you see in the year is white,

it's good luck.

I saw one a few weeks ago.

- Technically, doesn't that. - Only bring you luck?

- Wouldn't Noah need. - To have seen this white...

Seriously? You really want

to analyze the cosmic power

of an insect sighting?

Probably an argument

I don't win, huh?

Dr. Choi, incoming!

- Peds versus auto. You're going. - To Baghdad. Courtney?

Gary Foster, 32. Tripped,

and fell into oncoming traffic

and got plowed by a taxi.

GCS 15, vitals stable,

16 gauge in the right AC.

- Loss of consciousness? - Yeah, briefly,

- But he was talking. - By the time we got there.

- Wanted to make sure. - No one blames the cab driver.

For what happened.

- It was my fault. - I felt myself falling.

I just couldn't stop it.

- It's okay, Mr. Foster. - It was an accident.

Let's transfer on my count.

One, two, three.

- Breath sounds clear. - And present bilaterally.

BP 122/70. Heart rate 112.

Sats 100%.

- Let's roll him off the board. - Slowly.

Easy.

Okay, okay, okay.

Good God! That hurts!

Okay, Mr. Foster,

listen to me close, okay?

- Okay. - Can you touch your chin.

To your chest?

Good, good, good.

Now left to right.

Good. C-spine's clear.

We can lose the collar.

- All right, April, 50 of fentanyl. - For the pain.

- Let's get X-rays. Chest, pelvis, - left humerus.

- I also want a CT head, abdomen, - and pelvis,

And let's get an EKG.

This is bad, isn't it?

Just try to stay calm,

- Mr. Foster. - Okay.

- It's okay. - We're gonna help you.

Reese, you got a second?

Uh, so, I just saw Robin.

- It seems like her therapy's. - Going well.

- It is. It is. - She is lucid.

- And responding. - To her medication.

- Most importantly, - she is letting us help her.

- I wasn't sure. - She'd be so trusting,

Considering how this went down.

- So, she tells me. - That you guys are.

- Diagnosing this as. - Schizophreniform.

Yeah, it's looking like that.

Now, from what I've read,

to be able to make that call,

- the symptoms have to last. - For at least a month.

- Is that how long you guys are. - Planning on keeping her?

Well, right now,

it's all about making sure

her psychosis is under control

- and her meds are dosed. - Appropriately.

Anything about...

Thank you... release dates,

- you really should speak. - With her attending.

Right. Dr. Kwon.

I actually did.

- He reminded me. - That patience is a virtue.

I'm pretty sure that Dr. Charles

put those words in his mouth.

Reese, this is all messed up.

- I'm sorry, Connor, but I don't. - Know what you want me to say.

- If Robin had been committed. - In Indiana,

She'd be released already.

- Same with Michigan. - Same with Wisconsin.

- All of those states have. - Shorter holds.

- But this is Illinois, - and I don't make the laws.

- Tell me this couldn't be. - Treated as an outpatient basis.

That's not up to me.

Is she or is she not

a danger to herself?

At this exact moment, no,

but it's not that simple.

Yes, it is.

Ah, so, what's the word?

I matched my first choice.

- Really? - Emergency medicine.

- That's great! - I'm so happy for you!

Really? You got the Med spot?

Knew you could do it. I had

my eye on you from the get-go.

- Don't worry about Stohl. - I won't.

Does Natalie know?

- Not yet. I was waiting. - To see where I wound up.

Hm.

Keoni?

What did you do?

- No clue. - Jeff, with me.

We're going to Treatment 2.

Doing a DIY reno

on a bar.

- Been tripping over construction. - Supplies all week.

Must have twisted my ankle.

Didn't notice

till it got really bad.

All right, let's take a look.

Hop up there.

Take a look at this flat tire.

These your construction boots?

I'm Hawaiian, brah.

Slippers are multipurpose.

- You got a nail in your foot, - dude.