As hospitals continue to prioritize patient care and sustainability, the integration of renewable energy, efficient waste management, and environmental remediation initiatives has become increasingly important. This review paper synthesizes existing research on sustainable practices in hospitals, highlighting the benefits of adopting these initiatives for human health and the environment. The analysis reveals that hospitals are increasingly adopting solar panels, wind turbines, and geothermal systems to provide reliable and clean energy, reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainability. Efficient waste management strategies, including recycling programs, composting facilities, and proper disposal methods for hazardous materials, have also been implemented to minimize environmental impact. Furthermore, environmental remediation initiatives, such as green roof systems and stormwater management solutions, are being used to remove pollutants from soil, water, and air. The review highlights the importance of integrating sustainable practices in hospitals, emphasizing benefits for human health, including reduced indoor air pollution, improved ventilation systems, and a healthier environment for patients and staff. The analysis also underscores the potential for these initiatives to promote sustainability, foster community engagement, and support the well-being of healthcare workers. Overall, this review paper provides a comprehensive overview of sustainable practices in hospitals, highlighting the importance of adopting renewable energy, efficient waste management, and environmental remediation initiatives to promote benefits for human health and the environment.