because it’s a liability for practices and there is very little upside. He has the positive test result which is all that they require. Typically the way that it would work is you go to a doctor, show them the positive test from a couple-few weeks earlier and then the check that you’re not symptomatic and issue the letter. If I was American, living in Houston and dealing with our family doctor, it may be a bit different.
As mentioned in my update, I have received a credit from the Airline and the quarantine hotel. My problem ATM is that he will likely need a recovery letter from a physician here in Houston regardless if we decide to return to Canada or travel anywhere else outside the United States.
As mentioned above, I cannot find a doctor or clinic willing to provide a recovery letter
I don't understand what you mean "have I asked the ASQ". What does the ASQ have to do with anything? He cannot board a plane if he doesn't have either a "Negative RT-PCR" test or a "Recover Letter".