How many patient holding facilities does the treatment PLT maintain?

• A. 16
• B. 20
• C. 24
• D. 28

Answer: (B)

The question is about how many patient holding facilities the PLT keeps to balance access with practical operations. Twenty facilities give a practical balance: enough sites to keep travel times reasonable for patients and to provide redundancy if one site is unavailable, while not overextending staffing, administration, and coordination across too many locations. This size matches a network designed to ensure timely intake, smooth patient flow, and manageable oversight.

Smaller counts like sixteen could leave gaps in coverage, making some areas harder to reach. Larger counts like twenty-five or twenty-eight add complexity and burden, which can strain resources and coordination. So twenty hits the right point between broad access and efficient management. If you’ve got the source material handy, it will align with the stated network design for the PLT.