This article explores the relationship between landscape typology characteristics and health, including the impact of the environment on physiological, psychological, and brain activation responses. First, it describes the benefits of proximity to nature, including stress reduction, attention restoration, and positive emotional recovery. Second, it describes the health effects of natural landscapes, aquatic environments, rural settings, and urban green spaces, supported by pertinent empirical research. In addition, it proposes planning and design principles for these four types of landscapes in terms of the health environment. Lastly, based on these theoretical foundations and research findings, the study introduces the "Health Smart Data Planning and Design Process" to assist professionals, designers, decision-makers, and users in better understanding the relationship between the environment and human health, thereby developing location-specific health-oriented design solutions. This research will contribute to the improvement of landscape planning and the creation of environments that promote health.