Protect continuous access
Prioritize trees affecting entrances, emergency routes, parking, sidewalks, and patient areas.
Healthcare
Reliable tree care for sensitive, always-active environments.
Peachtree helps hospitals, medical offices, senior living communities, and healthcare portfolios manage tree risk and planned work with minimal disruption.
Continuous access · Facility coordination · Work documentation
What matters here
Start with the places people use every day.
Minimize disruption
Coordinate field work around clinical operations, visitors, deliveries, and quiet periods.
Maintain clear documentation
Keep assessments, priorities, vendor credentials, and completed work available to facility teams.
Planning & intelligence
Tree work belongs in the facilities plan.
Connect outdoor tree priorities with entrances, emergency routes, occupied buildings, and scheduled activity. Facilities teams retain visibility from assessment through completion.
Explore GIS Digital Tree Inventory01
Access-critical tree priorities
Identify trees near emergency routes, entrances, parking, pedestrian paths, and patient outdoor areas.
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Approved work windows
Record delivery activity, sensitive areas, noise restrictions, equipment access, and site contacts.
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Vendor & scope record
Keep assigned vendor credentials, agreed work, access conditions, and facility requirements together.
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Completed-work documentation
Track finished scopes, follow-up needs, and budget priorities across one campus or multiple sites.
The operating plan
Coordinate every work area before equipment arrives.
Tree care is planned around the facility's operational requirements and reviewed with its designated point of contact.
01 / ASSESS
Locate the priorities
Review trees affecting access, heavily used outdoor areas, structures, and planned development.
02 / COORDINATE
Agree the site plan
Confirm work boundaries, equipment routes, staging, operating restrictions, and facility contacts.
03 / EXECUTE
Manage the work window
Coordinate qualified vendors around the approved scope and communicate any access changes.
04 / CLOSE OUT
Return a complete record
Document finished work, outstanding recommendations, and the next maintenance priorities.
Recurring tree management
Planned care. A budget for the year ahead.
The platform connects recurring care, vendor coordination, maintenance history, and a year-over-year plan and budget.
- One pruning visit per year
- Two fertilization visits per year
- Pre-positioned emergency response
Tree selection, treatments, timing, and emergency arrangements are defined in the property's agreed scope.
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Choose the support your property needs.
Tree risk assessment
Clear priority recommendations for high-traffic and access-critical areas.
Explore serviceAnnual maintenance plan
Planned pruning and care organized around facility operations.
Explore serviceEmergency preparedness
Defined response for storm impacts, blocked access, and immediate hazards.
Explore servicePortfolio reporting
Connected priorities, maintenance history, analytics, and QA/QC across sites.
Explore serviceWho we support
One property or a connected portfolio.
Hospitals & health systems
Emergency access, busy entrances, visitors, deliveries, and coordinated facilities oversight.
Medical office campuses
Patient routes, parking, tenant activity, and planned work across shared grounds.
Senior living communities
Resident paths, outdoor amenities, building clearance, and carefully communicated work areas.
Healthcare portfolios
Consistent scope standards and maintenance reporting across facilities and local vendors.
Planning your program
Healthcare: common questions
Can tree work be planned around a 24-hour facility?
Yes. Work planning starts with the facility's access requirements, sensitive areas, activity patterns, and designated contacts. Specific windows and restrictions are agreed before scheduling; some work may require temporary closures approved by the facility.
Can we set site-specific vendor requirements?
Share the facility's insurance, onboarding, access, and documentation requirements during scoping. Vendor selection and scheduling can then account for those requirements before field work is assigned.
How are urgent tree issues handled?
The preparedness plan identifies contacts, access priorities, assessment needs, and vendor coordination. Facility emergency procedures remain in effect, and response arrangements are defined in the agreed plan.
Coordinate your facility's tree plan
Start with the property. Build the plan from there.
Share your locations, current priorities, existing tree records, and upcoming work. Peachtree will help define the assessment and program scope.