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Inspired from “Grey’s Anatomy“, the show follows Addison Forbes Montgomery, a renowned neonatologist surgeon, as she “begins the rest of her life”. After a broken marriage with Derek Shepherd and an unsuccessful relationship with Mark Sloan, Addison moves to Los Angeles leaving behind Seattle Grace Hospital and her past.
Once there, she reunites with Naomi and Sam Bennett, her friends from medical school, and joins them at their chic private practice, Oceanside Wellness Center in Santa Monica. Naomi is a fertility and hormone specialist and majority owner of the clinic while Sam, recently become her ex-husband, is an internist. He also wrote self-help books which had a huge success transforming him in the “common man’s medical guru”. Although they are divorced, Naomi and Sam co-exist for the sake of their daughter, Maya, and their medical practice. Among their colleagues ranks Dr. Cooper Freedman, the center’s resident pediatrician, who isn’t as successful in his personal life as he is in his profession.
Cooper finds consolation and also counsel in his closest friend, psychiatrist Dr. Violet Turner, probably because both have the same luck when it comes to love. As opposed to the two, the alternative medicine specialist, Dr. Pete Wilder, is a “catch” and more than that, between Addison and him is an immediate and even palpable chemistry. Keeping an eye on all, William Dell Parker is the young, quirky and confident receptionist. Although he may seem like a “butterfly” surfer, he is deeply interested in the medical profession. He has his heart set on becoming a midwife and sees in Addison the chance to have a mentor.
And there is Charlotte King, the Chief of Staff of the nearby hospital, who comes in conflict with the doctors from the center. She believes that their care methods are unorthodox and inferior to her own. Each episode of “Private Practice” manages to captivate through challenging cases and unexpected twists.
Once there, she reunites with Naomi and Sam Bennett, her friends from medical school, and joins them at their chic private practice, Oceanside Wellness Center in Santa Monica. Naomi is a fertility and hormone specialist and majority owner of the clinic while Sam, recently become her ex-husband, is an internist. He also wrote self-help books which had a huge success transforming him in the “common man’s medical guru”. Although they are divorced, Naomi and Sam co-exist for the sake of their daughter, Maya, and their medical practice. Among their colleagues ranks Dr. Cooper Freedman, the center’s resident pediatrician, who isn’t as successful in his personal life as he is in his profession.
Cooper finds consolation and also counsel in his closest friend, psychiatrist Dr. Violet Turner, probably because both have the same luck when it comes to love. As opposed to the two, the alternative medicine specialist, Dr. Pete Wilder, is a “catch” and more than that, between Addison and him is an immediate and even palpable chemistry. Keeping an eye on all, William Dell Parker is the young, quirky and confident receptionist. Although he may seem like a “butterfly” surfer, he is deeply interested in the medical profession. He has his heart set on becoming a midwife and sees in Addison the chance to have a mentor.
And there is Charlotte King, the Chief of Staff of the nearby hospital, who comes in conflict with the doctors from the center. She believes that their care methods are unorthodox and inferior to her own. Each episode of “Private Practice” manages to captivate through challenging cases and unexpected twists.