I imagine those less at risk will eventually give up on confinement and continue on with their lives, forcing those at risk (risk factors, 60+, immunocompromised) to remain confined voluntarily or risk a greater chance of death by venturing out. Those not at risk (younger and healthier) will be prioritized for triage and ventilator access if they do get sick.
You can't expect people to shelter in place indefinitely, and they won't.
You can't expect people to shelter in place indefinitely, and they won't.