Types of Therapeutic Gardens
- Alzheimer’s Gardens: adult day care programs and dementia residences
- Healing Gardens: acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities and other healthcare facilities
- Rehabilitation Gardens: rehabilitation hospitals
- Restorative Gardens: psychiatric hospitals
- Senior Community Gardens: assisted living, continuing care retirement communities and other senior living residences
- Cancer Gardens: chemotherapy facilities
- Enabling Gardens: vocational schools, arboretum
- Meditation Gardens: religious institutions and other faith based settings
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