Jake and Abby emerge at admit. It seems they didn’t have Jake’s size in scrubs and Chuny can’t resist by saying ‘Wassup homey’. Ray pokes fun at their matching outfits while Pratt hands out their cases. Sam takes Elena’s temperature while Susan offers a warm blanket. Elena’s lawyer Benjamin arrives and asks how she is. Susan tells him that she is malnourished and dehydrated and heading for a coma. He states that maybe they will see some action now, and maybe the INS will grant them a new hearing. Susan asks if Elena’s son is an illegal alien and he corrects her saying ‘undocumented immigrant’. Sam asks if they can send the kids back without a parent and he explains that Elena has her green card and has been in the States since 1989. He adds that her son, Sonny was brought up by his uncle 7 years prior, but got into trouble 2 years back. Sonny was put into juvenile detention and after serving his time the INS got involved. Elena mumbles that he will never make it in El Salvador. He tells them that the police round up gang members and they either get beaten to death or simply disappear. Elena adds that if he goes home that they will kill him. Benjamin hands over Elena’s ‘Durable Power’ and Susan further explains that the document states that Elena is competent of starting a hunger strike and can even refuse care if she is unconscious. Sam asks about an IV and Benjamin tells her that is felony assault. He adds that if they try to treat her that he will call the police. Kerry, John and a developer go over the blueprints for a clinic. Kerry asks Carter if he wants to go over the bid for the contractors. Kerry tells him that she needs him to go through the list of potential corporate donors and make some calls on behalf of the hospital. John replies ‘No thanks’ while Kerry explains that his personal involvement would be very useful. John interrupts saying that they were never keen on having corporate sponsors so they are going to fund the construction costs. Kerry looks at him and asks ‘The whole thing?’ John nods and tells her that they are also going to supply an endowment to add to the yearly budget to treat uninsured patients. The developer looks at Kerry and expresses his appreciation to John, who asks for the chance to name the hospital. The developer asks if he has any ideas and John replies that he does but he would like to run it over with ‘a few family members first’. Abby treats an older woman who came in with her sister. She had been hit in the face by a purse-snatcher. Abby asks Chuny to escort the patient’s sister to the waiting room while she questions the patient, whose goes by ‘Birdie’. Abby asks her whom she lives with and Birdie explains that she and her sister had been living together for 50 years. Abby urges her patient to tell her if maybe her sister had hurt her, but Birdie is adamant about it being some young kid. Benjamin comes to admit and tells Susan that there would be a person calling from the INS and that he wanted her to talk to them. Susan asks him what she is supposed to say and he tells her to explain to them just how sick she really is. Morris enters telling Susan that he was finished, but she asks him about removing the P-values and he leaves again to correct the papers once again. Abby tells Frank that she needs a facial x-ray. He asks her if they are for Birdie and Abby questions if he knows her. Frank explains that he usually gives the panhandling sisters money every so often. Wendall approaches admit and Abby tells her that she has a case for her. Wendall asks if it is the hunger strike lady and Susan tells her that is her patient. Kerry voices that she doesn’t know what to say. He explains that he had been searching for the right thing to donate to. She asks if he wants any role in the outpatient center and he tells her he would like to sit on the board and occasionally see a few patients. She asks if it is his idea to recruit someone with more experience as director. He laughs stating he doesn’t want to run the place, and she tells him there is someone she knows of 4 candidates that might be good. John states that he knows of someone named Todd Becker. Kerry asks why he is doing all this and he tells her that the city needs it, and that he has been at County for 11 years patching up the people that have fallen through the cracks and it hasn’t been enough and he wants to do more. Pratt calls him over for a MVC trauma, he sends the team, which includes Jake and Ray to the trauma room and tells them he will be right there. Kerry asks for him to send her the file on Todd and he tells her that she will like him. He runs into Wendall and they exchange an awkward hello. Ray checks the patient’s pupils and she asks how much it will cost. Ray states that is what insurance is for and she tells them she doesn’t have any. Chuny tells her workers compensation will cover her and she tells them she is a temp office cleaner. She tells them she should just go home and rest but Pratt tells her that she has a collapsed lung and a dislocated hip. The patient begins getting upset and pulls away the equipment that has been hooked up to her. The team struggles with her and end up sedating her. Wendall explains to Susan and Neela that she spoke with psych and they support her request to refuse nutrition. Benjamin asks if they are under the agreement of no treatment. Sam calls out that Elena is seizing and Benjamin tells them that this needs to happen. Sam preps to give her an IV and makes it clear that Elena is no different then any other patient. The doctors clash with the lawyer and social worker while Susan looks on in defeat. Sam asks her what she wants to do and she tells Sam to give her oxygen. Benjamin reacts and Susan tells him that it is merely a comfort measure and it won’t save her life. Elena begins bleeding from the mouth and Neela decides to take matters into her own hands and injects Elena with Ativan. Susan yells at her and tells her to leave the room. Neela explains that she just saved her life and Susan thanks her sarcastically and dismisses her from the case.