Reported Symptoms: 10054112:HOSPITALISATION; 10067923:VACCINE BREAKTHROUGH INFECTION; 10084268:COVID-19; Narrative: Patient was admitted on October 3rd, 2024 Patient is 79 year old MALE with PMHx of chronic back pain, HTN, HLD, CAD, HFrEF (40-45%), OSA, DM, prostate cancer with suprapubic catheter, hypothyroidism, mood disorder, parkinson’s disease, restless leg syndrome, with recent hospitalization (9/27-10/1) for segmental PE with LE DVT and found to be COVID positive during hospital stay has returned to the ED one day after discharge for severe throat pain preventing him from eating or drinking. He feels he is just too weak and his daughter brought him to the ER because she was concerned with his inability to eat or drink anything. The sore throat started the day he was tested for COVID in his last admission and has gotten progressively worse. He doese endorse chest pain in the center of his chest when he takes a deep breathe. He has been compliant with his new medications including the apixaban for his known PE. He also notes a cough with some sputum but he cannot comment on what the sputum looks like. He reports subjective chills but no recorded temperature at home. He did vomit upon arrival to the ED and believes he has been having diarrhea. He denies headache, difficulty breathing, palpitations, leg swelling, abdominal pain, or constipation. Patient also found to have a UTI during prior hospitalization. Denies any dysuria. Upon admission, patient was started on IV remdesivir course for COVID-19 infection, which was continued for