We have geared up to address some of those patients. We'll either help internally through our own program or help them find somewhere else.

Do I feel bad for him? Yes. Because I was supposed to help him do that.

When I spoke to colleagues at bigger engineering firms about how they supported remote offices, I didn't like what I was told. These were major companies, and they were relying on one-way updates to or from remote sites between 2 am and 4 am. I knew that we could never work that way. We have more than 160 thousand files requiring approximately 60 GB of disc space, with many users creating files or accessing, modifying and/or referencing the existing set of files across three sites.

As everybody knows, small, rural hospitals have a tough time. It'll get us pretty close to break even, where before we had some operating losses.

I think for financial survival it's very important.

We need to be prepared to help with their rent and utilities for six months to a year, ... We don't want them working right now.