The Good Doctor

All right, that'll be $3.40.

Oh, okay. Let me just...

So sorry. It's okay.

Here you go.

And there you go.

Thank you. No worries.

Thank you very much.

Have a good day. You too.

Have you seen my ID badge?

No.I had it last night,

but maybe it fell out of my bag when I paid for the pizza.

This wouldn't happen if you stayed over.

If you'll remember back to when I lived here,

my ability to lose things has always been top-notch.

If you stayed over, you wouldn't have had to come

all the way back here when you realized...

It's too soon, Shaun.

Why?

If I stayed over, we both would've gotten a lot less sleep.

Why is it too soon?

Because we've only been together a few weeks.

How many weeks of being together are required

before you can stay over?

Yes!

Uh...

Saturday.

I will spend the night Saturday.

I'm glad we come here.

I don't want to stop coming.

Why would we?

Well, that's the way it works.

You mourn, you cry,

and then you forget.

You don't forget.

You...

Start to move on.

I don't want to stop coming.

Your temperature's almost 101.

Your other symptoms?

First it was a sore throat,

then my body started aching.

And then there's this cough.

I even had my flu shot.

Unfortunately, influenza is constantly mutating.

The shot always lags behind.

Hopefully, you'll recover faster because of it.

My daughter's very worried that I might have this...

Virus from China. What's it called?

Have you been to China or been around anyone

who's been to China recently?

Taken any cruises?

The coronavirus doesn't cause sore throats.

This is a bad case of the flu.

Go home, rest, drink plenty of fluids.

You'll be fine in a week or two.

The virus has damaged your mother's lungs.

Her body is working harder and harder to breathe,

but her blood oxygen levels continue to drop.

She definitely has corona?

We're doing everything we can to help her.

You have COVID-19.

But you haven't tested me.

Your chest X-rays suggest ground glass opacities.

That's COVID. I don't need a test,

which is good because we don't have any.

But I can't smell.

I've been reading about it, and that's not a symptom.

I guess it is now.

You have COVID.

Okay, now what?

Now you go home.

That's it?

That's it. There's no treatment.

Stay away from people.

Come back if you have trouble breathing. Goodbye.

Twenty-five tests?

Per day?

No, just give me one of tomorrow's.

Hello? County Health Department.

I don't have time for them, and apparently they don't have time for me.

Patient.

Needs a lumpectomy.

Yes. Needs. And yet.

Surgery canceled?

They ruled it elective.

It is elective.

You just said "needs."

I didn't say when.

This can wait till after the pandemic.

Yeah, I... I'm twice the size of SJ General.

I should have twice the amount of tests.

Well, who do I speak to?

Do you feel shortness of breath?

A little.

If I'm sick, is my baby sick?

This disease doesn't

really seem to affect children

or babies like it does adults.

Should we admit her?

She's probably safer at home.

What's at home?

Do you have a support system?

Can anyone come help you in case you get worse?

It's just me... And the little one.

Get her a room.

Start her on oxygen via nasal cannula,

and let's try some vancomycin and cefepime.

Hey, Mia.

I'm not headed back there today or this week.

I found a temporary place here.

There are hospitals in Phoenix, too.

If I come home, do you want me living with you?

Of course. That's the point.

Every night after 12 hours with COVID patients,

to hang out with you and Kellan.

And his asthma.

He's gonna be really bummed.

His graduation... Isn't till June.

This'll be over long before then.

Someone must have connections.

At county? Van Kleek does, Woo does,

Nguyen's husband works at...

Well, great. Get one of them to call.

The problem is the board of every hospital has connections.

They're all calling Public Health.

They're all getting nowhere.

So we do nothing?

No, we do everything we can.

We hammer at official channels and every manufacturer's rep

that we deal with and see what companies,

if any, have undisturbed...

Nuts or no nuts?

Uh...

I'm sorry. I'm... I'm in the middle of, uh,

a... A meeting with the Board.

Hey, everyone.

I'm just making... Banana bread.

You know what? Let's just take a...

I'm gonna take a quick break.

If someone can get me a list of.

PPE suppliers in the area, thanks. I'll be back.

I don't want banana bread.

I want to be back at the hospital.

I'm the president, and I'm at home, watching.

You're doing your job.

Whatever you gotta do,

whatever decisions you need to make,

you just do it all right here.

I can...

I can take the necessary precautions.

That whole meeting was about PPE's mitigation.

Aaron, you are 65 years old

with a history of cancer.

You get that virus, then what?

I don't know what I'm doing.

You're being smart.

You're... You're being safe.

What is wrong with that?

And what is wrong with being

home together for a while?

Nothing, I guess.

We have no choice.

Let's enjoy it.

Nuts or no nuts?

Nuts.

Okay.

What's going on?

Your mother's oxygen saturation has gotten critically low.

We need to get her on a ventilator.

And that'll help her get better?

It'll keep her alive, hopefully long enough

for her body to fight off the virus.

Is it dangerous?

More for us.

She's out.

Lots of swelling.

Slow.

You want this over with as soon as possible,

but you also don't want her to cough.

Hello. Sorry. I woke you.

I thought you had to be up now. I do.

I pushed snooze twice. I read the numbers.

You guys had seven deaths in Santa Clara County yesterday.

Any at Saint Bonaventure?