Meet Dr. Hank Lawson -- young, brilliant, and recently fired from his ER in Brooklyn for all the wrong reasons. Through a twist of fate, he now finds himself the newest "concierge doctor" in the Hamptons. Providing round-the-clock house calls to the community's rich and famous might be lucrative, but it's not without its challenges and frustrations. Along with his social-climbing brother Evan, faithful physician assistant Divya, and the beautiful local hospital administrator Jill, Hank must adapt to this strange new world of privilege and power, while struggling to find a way to do well and do good at the same time.

A ballerina loses consciousness after Evan feeds her hot dogs and other foods she had to give up to maintain her dancer's physique; vulnerable Jill exposes some of her feelings to Hank after funding for her free clinic falls through.

The pushy wife of a U.S. senator calls Hank and Divya to perform a discreet "executive physical" on her teenage son, who will be the starting quarterback for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the fall.

After the owner/head chef of a trendy Hampton's restaurant suffers a stroke, Hank attempts to save her from potential long-term damage, but she goes missing before treatment is administered.

Hank and Evan take a weekend-long assignment for a wealthy family during a gathering on a technology-free private island; Evan butts heads with one of the family's teenage sons; Jill wrestles with hospital politics and her feelings for Hank.

Hank quarantines guests at a "bark mitzvah" after some people come down with a serious disease; Evan makes a startling discovery about Divya's romantic life; Jill tries to keep her relationship out of the public eye.