The wetland water environment serves as the vital “kidney” of the city, playing a pivotal role in purifying water, maintaining habitat biodiversity, and ensuring ecological stability. In this study, we focus on a representative wetland park located in Lanzhou, China. Firstly, we establish a comprehensive evaluation system for the ecological environment of the wetland park. This is achieved through rigorous field monitoring of three key elements within the water environment: water quality, habitat, and aquatic life. By employing this holistic approach, we aim to gain a thorough understanding of the park's ecological condition.Secondly, we employ a questionnaire to assess the quality of health care services provided within the park. Additionally, we extract data from real element analysis and consumer reviews to obtain valuable insights into health care satisfaction levels. This comprehensive evaluation enables us to assess the quality of health services within the marshland park. We summarize optimization strategies for wetland parks, emphasizing the synergy between the water environment and health services. Furthermore, we propose scientifically informed recommendations for improving the quality of health services within wetland parks. This study contributes to our understanding of the crucial relationship between wetland ecosystems, health care services, and the sustainable development of urban environments.