Bedrooms. A freestanding birthing center shall: Locate bedrooms so as to provide unimpeded, rapid access to an exit of the building where emergency transportation vehicles may be accommodated; Have bedrooms that can accommodate: A double bed or a bed large enough to safely accommodate patient and baby, Birth attendants and support persons, Space for supplies, equipment, and family belongings, and Access to a sink with hot and cold running water equipped with elbow-wrist controls such as are common in home kitchens. Toilet Facilities. A freestanding birthing center shall make available separate fixed toilet facilities to the laboring patient and separate toilet facilities for family and staff use. Bath Facilities. A freestanding birthing center shall make bath and shower facilities available to the laboring patient and have separate washing facilities available for staff and family. Storage, Utility, and Laundry Facilities. A freestanding birthing center shall have facilities that are designed and equipped for washing, sterilizing, storing, and handling equipment, linens, and medical supplies in a manner which ensures separation of clean linen, and sterile supplies and equipment from those that are soiled or contaminated. Heating and Ventilation. A freestanding birthing center shall have a safe and adequate source of heat and ventilation capable of maintaining temperature in the birthing unit between 75°F and 85°F. Lighting and Power. A freestanding birthing center shall have adequate lighting in the birthing rooms.