Ebola-Infected NYC Doctor Strums Guitar to Pass Time in Isolation A New York doctor being treated for Ebola has found another way to pass the time in a hospital isolation ward: He's playing his guitar, city health officials say. Dr. Craig Spencer, 33, has been in isolation at Bellevue Hospital since being diagnosed with Ebola last month. He???s now listed in stable condition, and city officials said he continues to improve. Spencer is spending his time in the hospital strumming his guitar and riding a stationary bike as he recovers, the officials told ABC News. Spencer asked his medical care team whether someone could pick up the instrument from his apartment, where his fiancee, Morgan Dixon, remains under mandatory quarantine until Nov. 14. Spencer's medical team agreed and the guitar was delivered to Spencer's hospital room, the officials said. The New York-based emergency room doctor had been treating Ebola patients at a Doctors Without Borders medical center in Guinea when he was infected. He arrived back in the United States on Oct. 17 and was diagnosed with Ebola and isolated on Oct. 23. New York City is monitoring 357 people for possible Ebola, the vast majority of whom are travelers who arrived in the city within the last 21 days from one of the three West African countries affected by Ebola, officials said today. The list also includes first responders who helped transport Spencer to Bellevue and those who handled his blood tests.