Rob Lowe & Nathan Fillion Surprise Firefighter/COVID Survivor - Supported by Hims & Hers

Tonight’s #HealthCareHero is firefighter Kevin Byron from Station 133 in Brownsburg, Indiana who spent weeks in the hospital with COVID-19 complications. Kevin is a huge Nathan Fillion fan, so Nathan showed up to surprise him. Rob also surprised him with $10,000 from our friends at hims & hers, and Nathan matched that with an additional $10,000. If you have a #HealthCareHero who you think we should feature on the show, share their story on social media with the hashtag #HealthCareHero - be sure to tag @JimmyKimmelLive and look for a message from us.

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