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Is Self-Quarantining a Deductible Medical Expense?

Self-quarantining expenses are probably not a deductible medical expense, under current law. I propose a statutory amendment to make them deductible under IRC section 213, provided: 
1) they are required by the CDC or a comparable governmental authority; 
2) they are limited to $200 per day for 14 days; 
3) there is no reasonable alternative to moving out of the taxpayer's home; and 
4) the place of quarantine is within 25 miles of taxpayer's principal residence.