On Chicago Med Season 7 Episode 20, Choi struggles to deal with what he's learned about his father after a patient wants to keep a major diagnosis secret.

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Chicago Med Season 7 Episode 20 revolves around secrets, especially those involving parents and children.

Choi is struggling in therapy to deal with the revelation that his father had a relationship with another man that he never knew about. He is called to the ED in the middle of his session, where he meets Miles, a 50-something outdoors enthusiast with a young adult daughter. MIles fell while climbing and Archer thinks it's going to be an easy case so he leaves it to Ethan. However, Ethan soon realizes Miles has concerning symptoms and does an MRI, which leads him to the discovery that Miles has MS. Miles is adamant about keeping his diagnosis secret from his daughter, which Ethan feels is wrong because of his own situation.

Meanwhile, when a patient who knew Maggie in high school comes into the ED, he has enough in common with Vanessa that she wonders if he is her father. Maggie says he is not but will not reveal the father's name as they agreed to a closed adoption and she can't break his confidentiality.

Finally, Scott gets roped into treating a mobster's young daughter, which could lead to trouble for Milania, while Will deals with people believing he only turned on Cooper to get a large settlement.

To find out what happens, watch Chicago Med Season 7 Episode 20 online.

Episode Details

On Chicago Med Season 7 Episode 20, Choi struggles with shocking news about his father while Marcel pushes Blake to help a boy dying of liver disease.


Rating: 4.8 / 5.0 (44 Votes)
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Chicago Med
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Chicago Med Season 7 Episode 20 Quotes

Woman: He has liver disease. He woke up this morning not feeling good and we rushed here as soon as we could. I hope it's not too late.
Marcel: Why didn't you call an ambulance?
Woman: We were outside the city. All the ambulances only serve local hospitals. We've been to them all. None of them will help. You're our last hope. Please save my grandson.

Will: Oat milk?
Hannah: It's supposed to be better for the environment, but I'm still drinking it out of a disposable cup, so...
Will: It's kind of a wash.
Hannah: Small-talking about coffee. We've become that type of co-worker.