Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes checked into the FPC Bryan facility on Tuesday to start serving her 11-year sentence for felony, fraud, and conspiracy.

The ability is positioned in Bryan, Texas, about 100 miles from Houston. It is a minimum-security federal jail camp for ladies solely. Not like the prisons depicted in reveals like Oz or Orange is the New Black, FPC Bryan is for non-violent offenders.

“Generally they’re known as ‘Camp Fed’ as a result of they’ve just a little bit extra facilities, they usually’re just a little nicer locations,” Keri Axel, a prison protection lawyer advised Yahoo Information. However she added, “They don’t seem to be nice locations. Nobody desires to be there.”

Here’s what its latest inmate can count on.

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1. Holmes isn’t the one superstar inmate

Bryan holds about 720 inmates, largely in for white-collar crimes, low-level drug offenses, and harboring unlawful immigrants, in response to the Wall Avenue Journal.

Holmes isn’t the one well-known face to serve time at Bryan. One other superstar inmate is “Actual Housewives of Salt Lake Metropolis” star Jen Shah, who was sentenced to six 1/2 years in jail for conspiracy to commit wire fraud earlier this 12 months. Michelle Janavs, an inheritor to the Sizzling Pockets fortune, additionally served time there in 2020 after being convicted of a faculty admissions scandal.

2. She’ll sleep on a really skinny mattress

The residential corridor boasts 4 housing models, which open at 6 a.m. and shut at 10 pm. All inmates should return to their dorms standing bedside at 4 p.m. and 10 pm on weekdays and 10 am, 4 pm, and 10 pm on weekends and holidays.

Based on the WSJ, the cells maintain as many as 4 inmates. Every room has two bunk beds with mattresses “about as thick because the width of a hand,” inmates advised WSJ.

Reportedy, inmates have combined emotions about Holmes

“Some persons are like, ‘I wish to be her good friend,'” Tasha Wade, a present inmate, advised WSJ. “However different persons are like, ‘I can not consider that is all she acquired for taking all that cash.'”

Holmes can be anticipated to maintain her room clear. There isn’t any maid service. Every inmate is liable for making her mattress, sweeping and mopping her room ground, and eradicating trash. Inmates may be fined for making a large number.

3. Holmes could make as much as $1.15 an hour

All inmates, who’ve been medically cleared, will get an everyday job project, together with meals service and manufacturing facility jobs. Based on the inmate handbook, staff can earn between 12 cents and $1.15 per hour of their job assignments.

4. She’ll have the ability to keep her vegan food regimen

Holmes is a vegan. She is claimed to have adopted this food regimen as a result of it enabled her to work late with out sleep. So it might come as some reduction to her that Bryan provides a no-flesh eating possibility. Inmates may prepare dinner for themselves utilizing kitchen substances and creative cooking strategies, inmates advised WSJ.

5. Households can go to on weekends

Holmes can count on to see her household on weekends and holidays. As a result of she grew up in Houston, her dad and mom reside comparatively shut. Holmes additionally has two kids — a child and a toddler — who can go to her within the jail’s play space. Youngsters beneath 10 can sit on their mum or dad’s laps, and ladies can breastfeed infants throughout visits.