Ned doesn't resist Charlie or shove back, though he hisses a little in pain when Charlie (accidentally, he's sure) grabs right over the cuts on his arm. He lets himself be pushed but sets one hand firmly on the door and leans against it, keeping it closed for just a few seconds more.

He can tell that Charlie is beyond all rational arguments. It would be touching, how devoted he is to Meyer, how he isn't willing to listen or even wait thirty seconds before going in to check on him, if it weren't so inconvenient.

"Alright, alright, just t-take a deep breath first, okay, and keep your voice down in there."

Opening the door he sees that Bruce has finished stitching Meyer up, is to be looking through a small collection of prescription medicine cylinders for something to give to him. Relieved, Ned opens the door fully and steps out of the way, letting Charlie in, hoping it's the right decision.