Cast
| Actor | Character | Seasons |
|---|---|---|
| Patinkin, MandyMandy Patinkin | Geiger, JeffreyDr. Jeffrey Geiger | 1–2, 6 (Guest Appearances in 3-5) |
| Lahti, ChristineChristine Lahti | Austin, KateDr. Kate Austin | 2–5 |
| Arkin, AdamAdam Arkin | Shutt, Aaron Dr. Aaron Shutt | |
| Berg, PeterPeter Berg | Dr. Billy Kronk | 1–5 |
| Brook, JayneJayne Brook | Grad, DianeDr. Diane Grad | 1–5 |
| Carroll, RockyRocky Carroll | Wilkes, KeithDr. Keith Wilkes | 3–6 |
| Curtis-Hall, VondieVondie Curtis-Hall | Hancock, DennisDr. Dennis Hancock | 1–5 |
| Edwards, StacyStacy Edwards | Catera, LisaDr. Lisa Catera | 4–5 |
| Elizondo, HectorHector Elizondo | Watters, PhilipDr. Philip Watters | |
| Gibson, ThomasThomas Gibson | Nyland, DannyDr. Danny Nyland | 1–3 |
| Gugino, CarlaCarla Gugino | Simon, GinaDr. Gina Simon | 6 |
| Harmon, MarkMark Harmon | McNeil, JackDr. Jack McNeil | 3–6 |
| Hart, RoxanneRoxanne Hart | Schutt, CamilleNurse Camille Schutt | 1–2 |
| Hershey, BarbaraBarbara Hershey | Alberghetti, FrancescaDr. Francesca Alberghetti | 6 |
| Holly, LaurenLauren Holly | Hanlon, JeremyDr. Jeremy Hanlon | 6 |
| MacNicol, PeterPeter MacNicol | Birch, AlanAlan Birch | 1–2 |
| Maffia, RomaRoma Maffia | Giandamenicio, AngelaAngela Giandamenicio | 1 |
| Marshall, E.G.E.G. Marshall | Thurmond, ArthurDr. Arthur Thurmond | 1 |
| Rosenberg, AlanAlan Rosenberg | Brickman, StuartStuart Brickman | 6 |
| Sheridan, JameyJamey Sheridan | Sutton, JohnDr. John Sutton | 2 |
| Stoltz, EricEric Stoltz | Yeats, RobertDr. Robert Yeats | 5 |
| Edwards, Monique Monique Edwards | Canyon, LaurelNurse Laurel Canyon | 2–6 |
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