Medical Offices & Med Spas

Plants for reception and waiting rooms, kept clean and serviced quietly.

Right Species

Plants chosen for low light and dry, climate-controlled air, with non-toxic choices where children or pets may be present.

Clean and Dry

Leaves dusted, saucers kept dry and no standing water left behind. Plants look cared for up close, where patients sit.

Front of House

Reception, waiting rooms, consultation rooms and offices. Plants stay out of procedure rooms and sterile areas.

Before Appointments

Visits are scheduled before the first patient or after the last, so the waiting room is never a work area.

Common Questions

Are plants appropriate in a medical office?

In reception, waiting and consultation areas, yes. They are kept out of procedure rooms and sterile areas, and saucers are kept dry.

Will plants cause allergies?

Foliage plants release little pollen. Flowering and strongly scented species are left out of waiting rooms, and saucers are kept dry to prevent mold.

Which plants do you use?

Species suited to low light and dry air, such as ZZ plants, snake plants and aglaonema. Where children or pets may be present, non-toxic choices such as parlor palms and calatheas.