On Sunday, wife Amanda Kloots, 38, told fans the hospitalized Broadway star is “doing okay,” days after he underwent a tracheostomy procedure to help remove him from a ventilator.

“I just wanted to give you a quick little Nick update,” Kloots said on her Instagram story. “He is doing okay. His [ventilator] settings are down, which is good. That’s a really great sign that his breathing is going well.”

“Yesterday was just basically a day of getting adjusted to the trach and seeing how he’s doing with it, and kind of leveling out these settings,” she continued. “He’s doing well, so I’m just hoping for another day of rest and recovery for Nick. I think the more days he has of this might help his brain to wake up.”

Cordero, 41, has been hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles since the beginning of April. Early in the month, he had his right leg amputated due to complications from COVID-19. In late April, Kloots said he tested negative twice for the novel virus, noting the lethal bug could be out of his system.

On Friday, Kloots reveled Cordero had been put “on the trach.” A tracheostomy procedure involves a hole being made in a person’s windpipe, or trachea, to insert an oxygen tube.

“We have been trying to do this for Nick for so many weeks now, and it just kept getting stalled and pushed back because of his health,” she said at the time.

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Kloots confirmed last week Cordero had developed an infection in his lungs. She later added he has holes in his “severely damaged” lungs as a result of coronavirus.

Despite Cordero’s difficult road, Kloots has not lost hope and said Sunday on Instagram she “can’t wait for the day” to wheel him out of the hospital.

“Dear Nick, you can’t see us but we ‘visit’ you every day,” Kloots captioned a photo of herself with the couple’s 10-month-old son, Elvis. “I can’t wait for the day I wheel you out of this hospital honey. Don’t stop believing!”