"Patients of size" The newest version of the healthcare design code (FGI 2018) states that a bariatric toilet needs to be minimum 36" off the wall with a door with a clear opening of at least 45.5" clear.  I have found on average a "bariatric toilet" room is going to be at least 20 SF larger than an ADA accessible toilet room  At $250/SF (conservative number for hospital design) that is at least $5,000 more per bathroom! Not to mention the larger patient rooms, waiting rooms with bigger furniture, larger everything. But, their lifestyle has no impact on the rest of us right? Raising healthcare costs have nothing to do with obesity. Also, 36" off the wall for the toilet. Is that to imply someone is 6 feet wide!?