Each exam room is spacious in order to allow for patient interviews and contains a standard medical examination table, biohazard disposal containers and clean needle stations in the AOM treatment rooms. The hydrotherapy department is self-contained, including rooms for colonics, whirlpool, constitutional hydrotherapy, steam and sitz baths. The center has two classrooms and offices for doctors and clinic administrators. There are lounge spaces for students, faculty and staff, complete with refrigerators and microwaves. Showers are also available.
Parking is available on-site for patients and on the street for students, faculty and staff.
The facility is wheelchair accessible with an elevator in the front lobby. Bastyr Center for Natural Health maintains numerous external clinical learning sites, creating tremendous diversity in the students' clinical experience. At the 45th St. Community Clinic in Seattle's Wallingford district, naturopathic students participate in the Homeless Youth Program. Students work in this collaborative health care setting with a homeless or at-risk younger population and more diverse, complex pathology than is typically seen in family practice. At the Covenant Shores residential retirement facility on Mercer Island, naturopathic students work with the health management of a geriatric population in their home community setting.