Some people have proposed adding a spoon to the seder plate to “center the lives of elderly, sick, disabled, and fat people” who are especially at risk due to medical rationing (or more specifically, when this rationing happens in a way that treats elderly, sick, disabled and fat people as disposable).
The spoon is also a positive recognition that “the skills and wisdom of chronically ill and disabled people have never been needed more widely, as many more people learn about making life accessible for those who live at home” (as well as a symbol of nourishment and care).