Healthcare facilities are made for healing. Despite this they come with a negative stigma since people attend them for conditions that can potentially be fatal. These facilities should be viewed in a more positive light as to not have an adverse effect on the mental health of patients who are there to be treated and healed, whether they are there for a few hours or a few weeks. This thesis will examine how a healthcare facility can utilize the implementation of design strategies and green spaces to create an environment that has a positive effect on patients’ mental health and the healing process. It will investigate the connection of spaces, the size of spaces, connecting the building with nature, and design choices that promote positive mental health.