Fairfax Medical Center

Unavailable to anyone who works with clients transportation. Medical services inside building do not want to allow anyone who doesn't have cash medical appointments to use PUBLIC bathrooms. If you transport clients for medical appointments you need to find another place to use the bathroom.

Imagine going to the doctor—to heal. You go to the medical center with your doctor's offices.nnBefore you sign in, you ask the receptionist for the key to the hallway bathroom. You open the bathroom door and find:nn•tCeiling air-vents so covered in grime and filth you fear your respiratory health won't stand the visit.nn•tA reverse-mounted toilet handle that requires so much forward-leaning effort to depress, you wonder if it was worth the flushing. Then, you realize you need to stay leaned-over to hold the handle down to complete the flushing - one, two, three, four - all while wondering who else stood here and held this handle down on their doctor's visit. Super Fun!nn•tA array of single toilet-paper rolls so the urine-and-feces-stained hands of sick and pestilent-ridden fellow patients can fondle those rolls all day because properly-sized commercial rolls inserted into the dispenser is too much trouble.nnFairfax Medical Center should be ashamed of itself for the slovenly and reckless care of its facility—and for endangering the health and well-being of every patient that crosses its threshold.nnDO NOT lease office space in Fairfax Medical Center.nnDO NOT frequent any medical practice there.nnBut mostly, DO NOT use the bathroom in Fairfax Medical Center.

Great location.