Wolf Entertainment’s Chicago Med is a medical drama that peeps into the life of doctors, nurses, and hospital staff working at a Medical Center. With a long-running history of seven seasons, the show is set to premiere its next season in September. Unfortunately, seeing the end of licensing deal of streaming this show with the streamer. The series said its final goodbye to Netflix on July 21, 2022.

Although many loyal viewers of the show would be disappointed by this news and might be wondering where they can continue to watch all the seasons, this is our affirmation to you that don’t hassle around just sit back and relax. Because you will get all the information about all the streamers, who have this show on their list.

Where can you find Chicago Med to stream in 2022? 

Many devotees would be eager to know about the alternative streamers available after Netflix dropped it. Luckily, US viewers have two options to choose from Hulu Live and Peacock. But both the platforms are subscription based, so people must sign up first to enjoy their show. On Hulu, they only have season 1 till now, seeing the competition for content.

Whereas, Peacock is streaming all seven seasons so you might not skip a beat. However, if you don’t feel like adding one more subscription cost to your monthly bills, there are several other entertaining medical shows available on Netflix. Including Hospital Playlist, Grey’s Anatomy, Private Practice, and The Good Nurse, among others.

Synopsis of the show

The show revolves around the specialist team of Gaffney Chicago Medical Center, which works to save people’s lives. Chicago Med also explores the interpersonal relationships between doctors and other staff members. As they go through the day-to-day critical cases, come to their trauma center, where the viewers get to see how these highly skilled professionals handle chaotic situations on the premises.

This series is developed by Dick Wolf and Matt Olmstead with a big casting crew. The show includes Nick Gehlfuss, Yaya DaCosta, Torrey DeVitto, Rachel DiPillo, Colin Donnell, Brian Tee, S. Epatha Merkerson, Oliver Platt, Marlyne Barrett, Norma Kuhling, Dominic Rains, Steven Weber, Guy Lockard, Kristen Hager, and Jessy Schram.