The CDC Comprehensive Outpatient Center, completed in 2015, is a two-storey, 7,360 square meter facility that provides integrated health services for HIV prevention, care, and treatment. The facility includes rooms for the provision of HIV care and treatment services for adult and pediatric patients, examinations rooms for TB and infectious diseases, medical and surgical outpatient departments, a casualty unit, an ultrasound department, pharmacy, laboratory, and CT scan and MRI rooms. The building is fully accessible to people with physical disabilities and designed in accordance with the International Building Code (IBC) standards and the American Disabilities Act (ADA).