Gillespie helps Kildare by procuring basic medical supplies from his hospital and donating them to the Parkersville clinic. Torn between pursuing his own career and saving his father's health, Kildare conceives of the idea of establishing a community clinic where, at a cost of ten-cents-per-week and using preventive medicine, patients can avail themselves of medical services offered by three young doctors without positions who agree to join the project. Kildare decides to stay on as his father's assistant, which upsets Gillespie but still receives the mentor's approval. His instinctive talents as a diagnostician makes Kildare suspect that one of them, George Winslow, is denying some secret affliction. Kildare volunteers to help out with a few cases but because of his age and inexperience is not well accepted. Kildare returns to his home town of Dartford, Connecticut and discovers that his father Stephen, a smalltown physician, is in failing health due to the strain of attending patients in nearby Parkersville, where poor economic conditions have forced the doctors there to abandon their practices. Calling his mother to announce the news, he becomes worried about his parents because of her lack of enthusiasm.

James Kildare is appointed as a resident staff physician under his mentor, the eminent but cranky diagnostician Dr. Upon the completion of their internships, the young physicians of Blair General Hospital are sent out into the world. It is the fifth in the MGM series of nine films with Lew Ayres as Dr.

Bucquet, starring Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore and Laraine Day. Kildare Goes Home is a 1940 American drama film directed by Harold S.

We who are young 1940