For a lot of people, this is their home. Some of them get so comfortable here, that when this place closes they're going to be disoriented.

People think we're a nursing home. They think we are a hospice. In real basic terms, we're the piece that happens after acute care. We work with people who are severely ill or have a multiplicity of things going on and they just need a little more direct care.

I'm thankful I had a home to get to. A lot of people, they don't have anything. The Lord spared Algiers.

When this closes down, a lot of them go up to Little Orchard (shelter in San Jose), or they'll go back to their own camps they have hidden around. Everybody's going to miss this place and the people. With the way Julie runs this place with respect and honesty ... It's like they're family.

Everybody's been talking about that. They're still anticipating for it to open.

Some people will wait until they see the pipes going in the ground to come sign up, but it gets to be more expensive when you do that.