Which facility accommodation is not required or reasonable in a medical office?

Which facility accommodation is not required or reasonable in a medical office?

• A. Accessible entrance
• B. Ramp to entrance
• C. Luxury bathrooms
• D. Wheelchair-accessible exam room

Answer: (C)

Ensuring access for patients with disabilities means designing the facility so people can enter, move around, and receive care without unnecessary barriers. The essentials are an entry that is accessible to someone using a wheelchair or mobility device, and a ramp to reach the entrance when there are steps. Inside, a wheelchair‑accessible exam room is crucial so the patient can be examined and treated safely and comfortably. These elements directly enable equal access and are typically required by accessibility standards. Luxury bathrooms, while they might be nice, are not a required or reasonable accommodation for providing access or care, and thus are not expected as a standard part of accessible design.