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34 Episodes 2025 - 2026
Episode 1
42 mins
Dr. Ilay Demir is assigned to assist neurosurgeon Dr. Schmidt in an emergency operation. However, due to a mysterious malfunction in the locking system, Dr. Schmidt cannot enter the operating room. Ilay and Dr. Kathrin Globisch, who are already in the operating room, have to watch as the patient's condition becomes increasingly life-threatening. Ilay, who as an intern is not allowed to operate independently, ultimately decides against Kathrin's advice and begins the operation. Dr. Martin Stein receives a message forwarded from Sarah Marquardt. The customer service department of a medical journal is requesting an annual subscription renewal. Martin cannot explain how or why Sarah would forward this email to him and, annoyed, clicks on the confirmation link. Shortly thereafter, he receives a threatening email, which he ignores. Unknown blackmailers are demanding an exorbitant sum, otherwise they intend to paralyze the hospital's system. When Dr. When Kaminski confesses to clicking on a suspicious link in an email after the door malfunction in the operating room, Martin also begins to wonder. Dr. Philipp Brentano asks Dr. Roland Heilmann to perform a knee operation for him: Roland's first surgery since his recovery. However, when patient Samantha Brink comes across Roland's blog, she is horrified. She doesn't want to be operated on by a surgeon who was blind until recently.
Episode 2
42 mins
When Prof. Maria Weber tries to enter her latest research data into the computer, the program crashes. Shortly thereafter, further IT problems arise at the clinic: PCs become unusable, card readers freeze, and devices trigger uncontrolled alarms. Sarah Marquardt is finally forced to confess to the hospital staff that the Sachsenklinik is being crippled by a cyberattack and blackmailed by hackers. Emergency plans are now in place; all patients must now be cared for using analog methods, and some are transferred to other hospitals. The lights suddenly go out in the operating room, and Prof. Maria Weber and Dr. Kai Hoffmann must rescue a heart patient from a life-threatening situation. Should one give in to such blackmail, even though, or precisely because, criminals risk human lives by shutting down critical infrastructure? As Dr. Martin Stein and Dr. Roland Heilmann discuss their differing opinions, a patient's relative appears at the operations center and puts pressure on them. A decision must be made, because the clock is ticking until the ultimatum.
Episode 3
42 mins
Prof. Maria Weber lost a large portion of her research data due to the cyberattack at the Sachsen Clinic. Not only she, but also some of her patients, and especially Sarah Marquardt, are extremely frustrated by this. The Sachsen Clinic remains unavailable. Long-planned surgeries are only permitted in exceptional cases. Emergencies must be referred to other clinics. Unaware of this, Ralf Dorn arrives at the clinic for an operation. The professional ornithologist has interrupted his field trip to Burkina Faso for this reason. He doesn't take his son Tobias's claim that he heard the rare Woodchat Shrike in a Leipzig park seriously. There appear to be underlying conflicts between the two. Tobias longs for his father's recognition and tries to locate the Woodchat Shrike. When Prof. Maria Weber and Dr. Kai Hoffmann hear a scream while jogging, they find Tobias, who has fallen from a tree and suffered life-threatening injuries. Although the Sachsenklinik isn't yet authorized to accept emergency cases, Kai feels compelled to treat Tobias there, which Dr. Lucia Böhm isn't happy about. Sarah Marquardt, who is currently visiting Antonia Meiler and has to come to terms with the fact that she, of all people, is becoming the new head of health, is also horrified. Sarah tries by all means to conceal the emergency treatment from Antonia.
Episode 4
43 mins
Svenja Fries is admitted to the Sachsenklinik (Saxony Clinic) due to a fainting spell. Miriam Schneider takes care of the sympathetic patient. Then, suddenly, her ex-wife, Rieke, appears before her. She is Svenja's new partner and, to top it off, pregnant. Miriam is at a loss. Sarah Marquardt is forced to face the bitter reality: The cyberattack has brought the Sachsenklinik to the brink of insolvency, and her attempts to find new sources of funding are in vain. The administrative director gathers her courage and informs her management team of the impending insolvency. Dr. Lucia Böhm is itching to get up. The emergency room is finally reopening, although the technology is on shaky ground after the cyberattack. Professor Maria Weber, who has lost all her research data, wants to play it safe and, against Lucia's wishes, instructs Miriam to also record all digital data in analog format. Dr. Kaminski is playing chess online with Alice Meininger, but has been avoiding her calls. He couldn't bring himself to tell her who her biological father was - until she suddenly found herself standing in his treatment room.
Episode 5
43 mins
When Dr. Kathrin Globisch's phone rings one night, it's not her daughter Hanna, who needs to be picked up from her self-organized garden party, but the Sachsenklinik (Saxony Clinic). Hanna was found unconscious by Cosmo Schneider. She was admitted to the clinic as an emergency with knockout drops in her blood. For Kathrin, the whole thing is an absolute catastrophe: memories of her own rape 17 years ago immediately return. Arzu is about to leave for Turkey, where she plans to support her ailing mother for four weeks. She receives great support for this decision, both personally and professionally. She is surprised, however, to discover that everyone seems to be doing just fine without her.
Episode 6
43 mins
Prof. Maria Weber must examine Stefan Junker, a sporting goods entrepreneur with heart disease who supports her research with large sums of money. This isn't easy, however: Stefan has an anxiety disorder and avoids any physical contact. Furthermore, Maria hasn't yet confessed to him that her research results were rendered useless by the cyberattack. Interim nursing director Miriam Schneider manages to build a relationship of trust with the obsessive-compulsive patient and immediately proves herself in her new role. Dr. Kai Hoffmann has disappeared for a day and a half. When he reappears, he surprises Maria by revealing that he attended his mother's funeral. There, he also met his brother Mirko, with whom he had had little contact in the past 30 years. Dr. Philipp Brentano is determined to contribute to saving the clinic. Although he currently faces enough organizational problems as a single father, he develops a concept for how the Sachsenklinik can significantly increase efficiency in his field of endoprosthetics. He already feels like the savior of the clinic, but then his plans are thwarted.
Episode 7
43 mins
Sybille Keller is admitted to the Sachsenklinik (Saxony Clinic) after a car accident. Two years ago, she sued Dr. Philipp Brentano for implanting a hearing implant into her then-underage son, Joshua, without her consent. She immediately accuses Philipp, alleging that he is the reason for the strained relationship between her and her son. Dr. Kai Hoffmann takes over her treatment, while Philipp cares for her healer and passenger, Carolin Mittag. Sybille has serious reservations about conventional medicine. After several discussions with her healer, she finally agrees to undergo necessary treatment. During an ultrasound, the doctors discover an abnormality in her abdominal cavity in addition to her fracture. Sybille is defensive and does not want further treatment. When her son Joshua finally learns of Sybille's accident, he contacts Philipp from Central America. His urgent request: Sybille be examined thoroughly for her abdominal problems. Kai's brother Mirko shows up at the Sachsenklinik. Since Kai moved out more than 30 years ago, the two have had little contact and only briefly met at the funeral of their recently deceased mother. But Mirko isn't content with that. He surprises Kai with a letter from her mother, which he is supposed to deliver to him personally.
Episode 8
43 mins
Mirko Hoffmann returns to Leipzig. This time to ask his brother, Dr. Kai Hoffmann, for a signature so he can withdraw money from his mother's account. He is bankrupt because he had to care for his mother for a long time. During his conversation with Kai, Mirko suddenly collapses. During the examination, Dr. Roland Heilmann identifies only nonspecific symptoms. Then, shortly after reading his mother's farewell letter to Kai, Mirko suffers an epileptic seizure that seems to have no end. Mirko ultimately has to be placed in an induced coma. While Roland desperately searches for the underlying illness, Kai confesses to his partner, Prof. Maria Weber, the true reason for the rift between him and Kai. Kris Haas helps Fadila Awad deliver her child in the ambulance. While the experience brings Kris a great sense of happiness, Fadila finds it difficult to accept the newborn. She was separated from her husband while fleeing Syria and fears he may have drowned in the Mediterranean.
Episode 9
43 mins
Sarah, on the verge of complete exhaustion, tries to convince Health Director Antonia Meiler of the positive financial development of the Sachsenklinik. While she's at her computer, she briefly closes her eyes. She dreams that she's bleeding to death during surgery. At first, she doesn't attach any significance to the dream. But that changes when, after a fainting spell and on the advice of Dr. Kaminski, she undergoes a medical examination. Kris Haas agrees to look after Fadila Awad's newborn son, Noor. Fadila wants to travel to the Syrian embassy in Berlin to find out where her husband is. Kris enlists Dr. Ilay Demir to assist him in caring for the child. When Fadila doesn't show up that evening and doesn't give any other sign of life, Ilay and Kris begin to worry.
Episode 10
42 mins
Dr. Ina Schulte not only has to cope with her father, Ewald Schulte, being diagnosed with incurable colon cancer, but also with the onset of his dementia. She painfully realizes that she will soon lose her father. With this bitter realization, Ina finds a confidant in Dr. Kai Hoffmann, who isn't afraid to speak the hard truth. This is despite the fact that he has his own issues to deal with: The fragile relationship with his brother is threatening to break down again. Kris Haas and Dr. Ilay Demir have been caring for baby Noor for a week. But her condition is unsustainable. Therefore, they decide to report Fadila missing. Youth Welfare Office has taken Noor into custody. Kris feels guilty because he believes he has betrayed Fadila and begins to search for her.
Episode 11
42 mins
Police officer Nele Garbow arrives at the Sachsenklinik to question Kris Haas about Fadila Awad. Fadila was admitted to the Volkmann Clinic in Halle unconscious and robbed and had to be placed in an induced coma due to a pulmonary embolism. Miriam Schneider suggests transferring Fadila to the Sachsenklinik so that mother and baby Noor can be reunited quickly. When Fadila awakens from her coma, she is already looking forward to seeing her son again. But before Fadila can hold the child in her arms, Dr. Ina Schulte from Halle receives the diagnosis that Fadila has open tuberculosis and must be immediately isolated. Arzu returns from Turkey and is surprised to find a newly remodeled kitchen at home. She is also less than pleased with the changes in care Miriam has introduced. Miriam is annoyed by Arzu's criticism, but she is quickly distracted: surprisingly, she gets to know police officer Nele better. She realizes that she is falling head over heels in love with Nele.
Episode 12
43 mins
Dr. Ina Schulte's father, Ewald, is slowly coming to an end: He has terminal colon cancer and dementia. Ina lovingly cares for him, although the father-daughter relationship has never been easy. After treatment at the Sachsenklinik, Ewald suddenly disappears. Kai helps Ina search for Ewald, and the two find him in the park. Ewald is about to go swimming - fully clothed in the cool autumn weather. When Ina tries to stop him, he insults her, hurting her deeply. Young teacher Lena Russo is admitted with suspected mild traumatic brain injury. But it isn't this injury that soon causes her attending physician, Kathrin Globisch, concern: Lena had an artificial heart valve implanted at the Sachsenklinik a few weeks ago. Now she seems short of breath. Kathrin has noticed the same symptom in other patients with new artificial heart valves in recent days. Sarah Marquardt is now worried that she herself might be affected.
Episode 13
43 mins
Adam Birken and Magaly Pérez are admitted to the Sachsenklinik after a serious car accident. They are both astronauts and hope to soon be part of a mission into space. Adam, in particular, has a very good chance. While Magaly escaped with a shock, Adam now faces the amputation of his right lower leg. Nevertheless, he hopes that Philipp Brentano and Roland Heilmann can save his leg. While everyone eagerly awaits further developments, Magaly is offered Adam's place by ESA. Meanwhile, the number of patients experiencing health problems after having a new heart valve implanted is increasing. However, Prof. Maria Weber initially finds nothing unusual during the examinations. But then the news arrives that one of her patients died on the way to the hospital. Maria begins to doubt whether she made any mistakes during the implantation of the heart valves. Arzu Ritter is praised by Sarah Marquardt for the excellent results of the nursing management study. However, Arzu cannot accept this praise because the study was initiated by Miriam Schneider during her absence. Philipp supports her in her self-doubt and advises her to focus on what she loves most about her job.
Episode 14
44 mins
The 16-year-old Gesine injures herself in a bicycle fall and is admitted to the Sachsenklinik. She is pregnant and lives in a children's village. The tough girl dares to study after graduating from high school and raise the child alone.
Episode 15
43 mins
Franziska Wohlrab and her mother Anna came to the outpatient clinic at the Sachsenklinik because Anna was suffering from shortness of breath and heart palpitations. Professor Maria Weber quickly recommended heart surgery. Anna seemed to agree to the procedure. At the same time, she desperately suppressed her rising fear, which she didn't tell anyone about. When she read an online article discrediting Maria because of her heart valve defects, she panicked. To prevent the operation, Anna resorted to unfair means. Maria, too, became worried about the article: Her professional existence was at stake, and she couldn't defend herself. Miriam Schneider is happy: She and Nele Garbow are spending more and more time together. Miriam ventures forward, but the new closeness seems to be too much for Nele.
Episode 16
43 mins
Dr. Kathrin Globisch's former classmate and secret crush, David Schrader, is at the clinic. He wants a second opinion from Kathrin. After spinal surgery, he is in severe pain and is scheduled for a second operation. However, Kathrin finds it difficult to establish a neutral doctor-patient relationship with David, because, as it turns out, David also has a secret crush on her. Aspiring astronaut Adam Birken has new hope. As a leg amputee, he fits almost perfectly into a new research profile at the space company with which he plans to fly into space. His impatience immediately grows again. But he faces a dramatic setback when a dangerous abscess develops at the amputation wound.
Episode 17
43 mins
While Dr. Kathrin Globisch develops a close relationship with her patient and former classmate David Schrader, Dr. Roland Heilmann fears a renewed loss of his eyesight. When Ilay Demir arrives at the Sachsenklinik hospital slightly injured, he is intercepted by the woman to whom he owes his black eye: Lara Antonik. She had rammed him viciously the day before while playing wheelchair basketball and wanted to apologize. But Ilay isn't interested in her attempts to explain. A short time later, Lara is admitted to the emergency room because she had another outburst and injured her head. Ilay now suspects a physical cause for Lara's outbursts of anger and throws herself into research.
Episode 18
43 mins
Dr. Ina Schulte returns from Jordan and tries to adjust to her everyday life in Germany again. But in her apartment, Ina is greeted by mice. At least, that's what she tells Ilay and Kris when she asks them if she can sleep on the sofa in their shared apartment for a few days. Razak Amari was admitted to the Sachsenklinik after a fall with a severe nosebleed. He is examined by Dr. Roland Heilmann and Dr. Ilay Demir. In the clinic, Razak's condition deteriorates rapidly. When internal bleeding is diagnosed, Razak ultimately requires surgery. At the same time, Razak's girlfriend Judith learns that she is pregnant. The news from Dr. Ina Schulte hits her hard, as she has been suffering from Parkinson's disease for three years. Judith faces the difficult decision of whether to carry the child to term despite the risks. Prof. Maria Weber wants to finally bring some movement to the heart valve scandal and is openly considering whether to violate a cease-and-desist order in order to put further pressure on the heart valve manufacturer.
Episode 19
43 mins
Ralf Borowski has come to the Sachsenklinik with severe pain in his ribs. He doesn't trust Dr. Lucia Böhm's diagnosis of a bruised rib. Because he feels the treatment isn't moving quickly enough, he becomes abusive to nurse Kris Haas. When Dr. Lucia Böhm intervenes, he completely loses control and critically injures Lucia. She needs surgery. Despite being barred from the premises, Ralf Borowski sneaks into the Sachsenklinik to look for Lucia. The Sachsenklinik is short of cash, and the bank is putting pressure on him over the credit line. When Dr. Brentano asks Dr. Martin Stein to treat Ingrid Rischke for a stenosis of the leg artery, Sarah pricks up her ears. After all, the former head nurse still plays an important role in the Simoni Foundation, which has a lot of money at its disposal.
Episode 20
43 mins
Leni Ludwig arrives at the hospital distraught because her sister Nina fell while climbing. Leni is very worried that Nina's leukemia has flared up again and might have been the cause of the fall. Nina, however, wants to finally do something normal again and takes the whole thing more lightly. Dr. Kaminski discovers a devastating kidney injury. Both sisters are worried because Nina was born with only one kidney. Leni immediately decides to donate a kidney to Nina - after all, it was she who donated stem cells and thus saved her life. But Nina reacts differently than she intended, and Leni reconsiders her important decision. Dr. Kai Hoffmann can't handle his brother Mirko's constant calls. The case of Leni and Nina Ludwig reinforces his belief that sibling bonds are based on irrational obligations that prevent sensible, clear decisions. But Mirko remains persistent. The attack on Kris Haas and Dr. Lucia Böhm has left its mark on everyone. Sarah Marquardt is updating the clinic's security policy, which also includes a self-defense course. Despite her recent surgery, Lucia is participating, as the incident hasn't left her unscathed either.
Episode 21
42 mins
Teenager Greta Dähn is admitted to the Sachsenklinik hospital with serious injuries following a traffic accident. For Dr. Lucia Böhm, Greta is no ordinary patient, as they both share a closely guarded secret. Being confronted with her past after so long, unprepared, unsettles Lucia, and her professionalism gives way to inability. This isn't lost on Dr. Kai Hoffmann, who, for the first time, discovers a different side to his colleague. Arzu Ritter suddenly has an emotional outburst one morning while looking at family photos. Dr. Philipp Brentano is shocked. What about her? Further evidence leads the two to believe they are expecting a baby, something they had thought impossible due to Arzu's onset of menopause.
Episode 22
43 mins
Cornelius Hefer collapses with abdominal pain at the Sachsenklinik. He is a security guard hired by Sarah Marquardt after the assault on Dr. Lucia Böhm and Kris Haas. Dr. Ilay Demir discovers a pathological change in his liver during an ultrasound. The security guard is transferred to the ward to clarify the findings. On the way there, he observes Miriam Schneider, who is visiting her friend Nele Garbow. He appears to have a history with the policewoman and warns Miriam about her. David Schrader undergoes pain therapy with Dr. Kathrin Globisch. When asked, he assures her that he has stopped taking the high-dose painkillers, but he can only manage the physical therapy with the help of secretly taken pills. While Dr. Roland Heilmann appears relaxed, Dr. Martin Stein has serious doubts about whether David is really just a "normal patient" to Kathrin. She even lets David treat her to dinner.
Episode 23
43 mins
Dr. Kathrin Globisch is looking forward to a pleasant evening at a dance class with Dr. Roland Heilmann. She's really excited, but then experiences a bitter disappointment: Roland cancels, claiming he has to perform surgery. Instead, Kathrin spontaneously invites her childhood crush, David Schrader, over, and they end up spending a fateful evening together. Sarah Marquardt is furious with Dr. Rolf Kaminski. The two had a date, but the fire alarm went off at Kaminski's office. He has to come up with something to make up with Sarah.
Episode 24
43 mins
A mass panic erupts at a concert in Leipzig, and several concertgoers require treatment at the Sachsenklinik. Among them are Gordon Eifel and his wife, Sina Babacan. Their daughter, Caya, was supposed to meet Max Brentano at the concert, as the two know each other from an online forum for gifted individuals. While the children become friends, Caya learns that her parents are no longer in love and that Sina already has a new partner. Caya is disappointed and no longer trusts her mother. This situation also prompts Arzu Ritter and Philipp Brentano to reconsider their relationship. Martin Stein has been struggling for months with weight gain, fatigue, and low mood. He assumes he is experiencing a serious age-related crisis and tries to combat it with discipline: exercise, diet, work. But nothing helps. Martin is on the verge of despair. Then he suddenly collapses.
Episode 25
42 mins
During a walk in the park, Samira Steffens confides in Dr. Kathrin Globisch that she might be pregnant. Having previously lost a child in early pregnancy, she wants to wait until she's absolutely certain before telling the expectant father, Jakob Heilmann. But suddenly, Jakob collapses and has to be rushed to the hospital. The cause of his collapse is initially unclear. Dr. Roland Heilmann's biggest concern is that there might be problems with Jakob's transplanted heart. Thirty-six-year-old Nina Minou is admitted with a leg injury sustained while chopping wood. She immediately takes a liking to Dr. Martin Stein, who treats and operates on her. The two flirt, but Martin quickly puts an end to it.
Episode 26
43 mins
A motorcycle trip undertaken by father and son Elmar and Marcus Eckhardt ends with broken bones in the emergency room of the Sachsenklinik. It's annoying, but medically not particularly serious. Instead, drama unfolds on a personal level when Marcus uncovers an unexpected romantic relationship his father is having. Dr. Martin Stein also experiences a surprise: his father, Otto Stein, has applied for a place in a shared apartment for seniors. Meanwhile, the care robot Berta is due for her routine technical check. However, the check reveals several error messages. If the technician can't find the problem, he will reset Berta to factory settings. Berta's "personality" is at stake.
Episode 27
43 mins
When Sascha Keiler returns Dr. Ilay Demir's car to the Sachsenklinik after a service, he collapses. The older automotive apprentice is about to take his exam, but exam anxiety and his ADHD-related restlessness are taking a heavy toll on him. To cope with his stress, he resorts to dangerous substances, which dramatically endangers his health. Ilay immerses himself in research and soon uncovers Sascha's secret-just in time to save his life? Jakob Heilmann has been living with a transplanted heart for several years, but it has been causing him problems for the past few weeks. However, fearing another fight for his life, he downplays his symptoms and, to his father's dismay, refuses inpatient treatment.
Episode 28
43 mins
Dr. Philipp Brentano injures his boxing sparring partner Timo when Timo suddenly becomes unable to move. Timo, who is admitted with an eye socket injury, blames Brentano.
Episode 29
43 mins
Hatice Demir is still trying to convince her son, Dr. Ilay Demir, to take over the family business. During a discussion about it, she collapses and has to be taken to the Sachsenklinik. As a witness to the incident, Kris Haas is convinced that Hatice staged the collapse to increase the moral pressure on Ilay. He, in turn, is appalled that his friend thinks such a thing about his mother. Dr. Martin Stein's relationship with the much younger Nina Minou is becoming more intense than he'd like. He's also facing some changes: the house he lived in with Otto for years is to be sold. Roland and Kathrin, who have witnessed all his relationships, are puzzled by their friend's inner conflict. And regarding the house, Roland and Kathrin have a suggestion that might please everyone.
Episode 30
43 mins
Several mourners who attended a funeral service and were injured in a fire in the chapel are admitted to the Sachsenklinik. Dr. Kaminski soon believes he has found a kindred spirit in the organist.
Episode 31
43 mins
While Dr. Roland Heilmann once again experiences firsthand the lengths to which relatives will go to save their loved ones, Rolf Kaminski is forced to grapple with a relationship model that has been completely foreign to him until now. Mia Hermanns is desperate because her husband, Johann, has terminal cancer. While he is trying to come to terms with this tragic fact a little better each day, Mia can't stop believing in a cure, or at least an extension of his life. Roland Heilmann is Mia's latest and last hope. She is so convinced of his abilities that she even crosses moral boundaries to gain access to his expertise. Rolf Kaminski has recently been on cloud nine. His patient, Marla, is an attractive woman and his intellectual equal. Could she be more to him than just a friend or kindred spirit? When Sarah Marquardt warns him about Marla, Kaminski initially dismisses it as jealousy. But then he discovers that there really is a side to Marla he hadn't anticipated.
Episode 32
43 mins
While Ina Schulte suspects Tim Aurich has a drug problem, Sarah Marquardt assigns nurse Kris Haas to look after his dog, Buck. Arzu Ritter is annoyed by her family's cell phone addiction and imposes a temporary screen ban. Sarah Marquardt finds her old acquaintance Tim Aurich collapsed outside the clinic. He appears neglected and smells unpleasant. Ina Schulte discovers a badly contaminated wound on his left foot. During the surgery, he suffers a seizure, and Ina suspects what might have triggered it: drugs. Kris Haas looks after Tim's dog, Buck, while he has to stay in the clinic. Everything goes well until Kris discovers an empty chocolate wrapper. Arzu Ritter is annoyed because everyone is glued to their phones, even at breakfast. An argument ensues with her son, Max, at the end of which Arzu sees no other option than to impose a temporary screen ban. But this is a self-inflicted wound, because she is in the middle of an online auction.
Episode 33
43 mins
Sarah Marquardt has different Christmas plans this year, as her son Bastian can't come home. Instead, she's meeting Dr. Rolf Kaminski for dinner. However, he's suffering from a sore throat.
Episode 34
43 mins
Sven Schiller arrives at the Sachsenklinik with severe pneumonia, accompanied by his daughter Isa. As a single father, he doesn't know what to do with the child. He has no contact with Isa's mother, and the grandparents are not an option either. Dr. Lucia Böhm can't bring herself to contact child protective services. She lets Isa spend the night in the recovery room. When Isa suddenly disappears, Lucia blames herself. Petra Minou has to go to the Sachsenklinik for an examination. She absolutely refuses to be treated by Dr. Martin Stein, her daughter Nina's ex-husband. Nina, on the other hand, explicitly asks Martin to take care of her mother.