Quiet Reflection Courtyard

Donated by Cornelia and Tom Richards, the Quiet Reflection Courtyard provides a quiet, restorative environment near critical care areas outside of Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton. Designed with intention, this space offers patients, their loved ones and care teams a place to step away, reflect and recharge during difficult moments.

Tanner Resource Center Garden

The Tanner Resource Center Garden offers a peaceful space for employees to take a mental break — whether relaxing on one of the benches or enjoying a stroll along the gravel walking path. The garden features a tranquil koi pond and fountain, along with a variety of trees, greenery and seasonal flowers, creating a serene environment to recharge and reset.

Adams Magnolia Park

Located near the Tanner Health Pavilion, Adams Magnolia Park offers a calm, beautifully landscaped setting for reflection and connection. At the heart of the park, a magnolia-inspired design serves as a central focal point, honoring the long-standing Magnolia Ball tradition. Just steps from the Carrollton GreenBelt, the park provides a peaceful outdoor gathering space for patients, visitors and the community.

Adams Park

Adjacent to Magnolia Park, Adams Park is a welcoming greenspace designed for community use, serving as an outdoor extension of wellness initiatives like Get Healthy, Live Well with space to walk, gather and enjoy fresh air. Adams Park also offers an outdoor retreat for patients and visitors to step outside without leaving the care environment, featuring comfortable seating and thoughtfully designed landscaping for a quiet place to pause or take a break between appointments.

Dixie Street Walking Park

Located along Dixie Street, this space, donated by Jim and Cheryl Gill, reflects Tanner Health’s long-standing investment in both community and environment. The historic oak trees planted in 1949 continue to define the area, offering shade, beauty and a lasting connection to Tanner’s earliest days.

Walking trails

Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton features approximately 1.5 miles of shaded walking trails throughout the Carrollton campus. These scenic, tree-lined paths connect to the Carrollton GreenBelt and support walking, running and light exercise.

Living wall 

Since welcoming its first visitors in 2019, Tanner Health Pavilion has featured a stunning living wall that celebrates the healing power of nature. Donated by Tanner Health President and CEO Loy Howard and his wife, Nola, the custom Florafelt Pocket Panel installation showcases an ever-changing tapestry of living plants and greenery. Expertly designed and cared for by a local landscape team, the wall introduces texture, color and life to the pavilion’s interior, reinforcing Tanner Health’s dedication to creating spaces that support comfort, wellness, and a positive patient experience.