The advent of an aged society has become a serious issue which many countries need to deal with. When it comes to considering the aspects of living environments for the aged population, a “safe” barrier-free environment, a community-based care service that can offer the state of “peace of mind”, and a pressure-relieving and mentally restoring “stability state” ought to be taken into account in order to plan and create a healing environment. A balanced body-mind-spirit condition can therefore be achieved, opening a door to the “successful aging” for the elderly. In terms of methodology, literature review helped to construct the inventory of healing environment. Focus group were then introduced to check the contents, in-depth interviews went after to find out the status healing elements are used in Taiwan now and some advices were given thus. Eventually, suggested key points for designing healing environments in Taiwan are drawn up for future reference. The results could be the foundation of the database of healing environment in Taiwan. On one hand, this database could be taken as a reference and guiding principle by designers. On the other hand, post-occupancy evaluation and suggestions from the users/representatives could be viewed as tangible improvement recommendations for existing healing environments. In our wish, a comprehensive and healthy healing environment can therefore go into the space properly and smoothly. This in turn can facilitate the local practice and offer applications of successful aging.