The Broadway star’s wife, Amanda Kloots, says he is “doing slightly better” but is still facing challenges.

“He is still very sick and battling a lot,” she wrote on her Instagram story. “They turned him to a proning position today to open his airways. He has had this before and it helped a lot.”

Kloots said doctors also cleaned out the 41-year-old’s lungs to help fight infection. She also noted that Cordero is still testing negative for COVID-19.

“What he is and has been dealing with is the fail [sic] out from the virus and from infections that arise from being in the ICU as long as he has,” she wrote.

Last week, Kloots said her husband’s health was “going a little downhill” since waking up from his medically induced coma.

Cordero first became sick at the end of March and was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles with what he believed was a severe case of pneumonia. After being diagnosed with coronavirus, he was placed on a ventilator.

He ultimately had to have his right leg amputated, suffered two mini-strokes and a septic infection, battled fungus in his lungs and was given a temporary pacemaker for his heart.