Where Is The Cast Of The Doctors Today?

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For 14 years, "The Doctors" remained a fixture on television, providing expert-backed advice with a dose of entertainment. Initially, the talk show was hosted by Dr. Travis Stork and a panel of doctors. During a 2014 chat with The Chicago Tribune, Jay McGraw, who co-created the show with his father, Phil McGraw, AKA Dr. Phil, said that the show's early days were focused on "loud stories with a medical angle." 

However, it wasn't until they did a segment on the color of children's snot that they realized they were better off answering more grounded questions. Thanks to the slight content pivot, they earned a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Talk Show in the Informative category in 2010. Over the years, Dr. Stork and his co-hosts also received Daytime Emmy nods for their work as talk show hosts. Despite the show's success with this format, it underwent some major changes after production was shut down in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

For the 13th season of the show, the panel of doctors was replaced by a singular host, Dr. Ian Smith, and the live audience format was also axed. In 2021, "The Doctors" was hit by controversy, as Dr. Smith filed a lawsuit, alleging that he had faced racism and sexual harassment during his time on the talk show, per Page Six. The talk show ultimately wasn't renewed for a 14th season. Since then, some of the show's most recognizable faces have had plenty to keep them busy.

In a 2024 appearance on the "Almost Famous" podcast, Dr. Travis Stork revealed that he had taken a sabbatical from his medical practice. "The Bachelor" alum shared an update on his sabbatical during a 2025 appearance on "Almost Famous," saying, "I'm working on a few things in the health space entrepreneurially, but you know, primarily, as you know, the job number one, two and three right now is daddy." 

Stork and his wife, Parris Bell, welcomed their son, Grayson, in 2020, and daughter, Dylan, in 2022. Considering how Dr. Stork's Instagram feed is populated with pictures of his family, it's safe to say that he is making the most of his sabbatical. 

Dr. Andrew Ordon continued his plastic surgery practice after his time on "The Doctors" concluded. According to the Los Angeles Board of Plastic Surgeons, Dr. Ordon is primarily focused on facelifts and nasal surgery. Over the years, Ordon has shared numerous before-and-after videos showcasing his work. 

In a 2024 Instagram video, he confirmed that he had no plans to retire anytime soon. Still, he appears to be making the most of his time away from TV by embarking on dreamy vacations to places like Saint Barthélemy with his wife, Robyn Meyerhoff. In 2024, he also shared a video of himself surfing in Mexico. 

Over time, Dr. Jim Sears appears to have shifted his focus from his pediatric practice to becoming an educator. He joined forces with other members of his family to create Askdrsears.com, a website that offers insight into the stages of pregnancy and child development. 

In 2019, Dr. Sears also shared his learnings from his decades in pediatrics through the "Dr. Sears family" podcast. Over the years, the pediatrician has also taken to Instagram numerous times to chronicle his love for boating and paddleboarding. However, considering the fact that Dr. Sears hasn't been active on social media since 2022, it's possible that he may be taking a break from the public eye.

After her appearances on "The Doctors" concluded, Dr. Lisa Masterson continued to practice as an OB/GYN. According to her clinic's website, she has expanded her services beyond that of the average OB/GYN, offering numerous minor aesthetic tweaks like Botox and fillers as well as weight loss and wellness procedures. 

Dr. Masterson also started a non-profit called Mobile Mom Squad to help provide prenatal resources to underserved communities. While she continues her work, she makes sure to prioritize family time, especially during the holidays. Over the years, Masterson has shared numerous photos of her twinning with her husband and son with on-theme holiday outfits.

Dr. Ian Smith has had a lot on his plate since his time on "The Doctors" ended. He released his books, "Plant Power" and the "Met Flex Diet," to share the truth about the flexitarian diet and its benefits, as well as "Eat Your Age" to promote healthy eating for all ages. 

Dr. Smith didn't just continue to promote health through his appearances on shows like "Today" but also through his Instagram page, where he shared numerous workout videos to encourage his followers to stay active. Smith also managed to find the time to continue writing his fiction series, the "Ashe Cayne Series."

Dr. Rachael Ross has remained a fixture in the public eye since she stopped appearing on "The Doctors." To share her insights as a sexologist, she started the "Give Me An E!" podcast. Over the years, Dr. Ross has also shared numerous YouTube videos that explore sexual health. Using all her expertise, the medical physician created The Dr. Rachael Institute, a company selling products that promote male sexual wellness. 

Despite evidently having a lot on her plate, Ross also managed to create a product that helps people with erectile dysfunction. Although Dr. Ross doesn't share much about her private life, she does appear to be quite fond of beach days with her little one.

In 2024, Dr. Jennifer Ashton launched her women's wellness brand, Ajenda. In addition to imparting her knowledge on nutrition and fitness through a newsletter, Dr. Ashton encouraged followers to join the wellness experiment, a fitness program crafted for women aged 50 and up. Safe to say that she knows all about what happens to your future health when you stop exercising in your 50s. 

The physician also penned numerous books covering a broad spectrum of health-related topics. Amidst all this, Ashton somehow manages to find the time to jet-set around the world, visiting scenic locations like Ibiza and Mallorca.

According to Dr. Jennifer Berman's LinkedIn, she used her experience from her decades-long practice as a urologist and sexual health expert to become a consultant for healthcare and pharmaceutical companies. In 2023, Dr. Berman created the Menopause Biotype Test, which uses genetic predispositions to help people determine what symptoms they might face during menopause and how severe they might be. 

She has also tried to educate more people about what happens to your body when you go through menopause using Instagram and YouTube videos. Whenever Berman has some time off from her hectic schedule, she apparently prefers to enjoy it in the company of her horses.

In the years after her time on "The Doctors" concluded, Judy Ho wrote her third book on psychology, "The New Rules of Attachment." She has also continued to hold her tenured position as an Associate Professor of Psychology at Pepperdine University. It's obvious that the neuropsychologist likes to keep her plate full because she also began hosting the "Savvy Psychologist" podcast. 

In a 2026 Instagram post, she revealed that while people only recognize her as a psychologist, she was once a musical performer because it was one of her greatest passions. So, she was overjoyed she got to make her return to performing in 2026.