This study aims to analyze the health level of trees in the Service Zone and the Indonesian Conservation Zone in the Kuningan Botanical Gardens area. Data collection for the study was carried out using the census method, the data taken were all types of trees found in the service zone and the Indonesian conservation zone. The data that had been obtained was then analyzed using the Forest Health Monitoring (FHM) method, where each damage that occurred was changed into a scoring form consisting of three scores, namely, the location of the damage, the type of damage, and the severity caused to the tree. Based on the results of the study that had been carried out on each tree observed in the service zone and the Indonesian conservation zone, a total of 836 trees were found with 135 trees considered damaged and 701 trees that were not damaged. The number of trees in the service zone was 365 trees with 44 trees damaged and 321 trees that were not damaged. Meanwhile, in the Indonesian Conservation Zone, there are 471 trees and 91 of them are damaged trees, while the rest are undamaged trees. The health level of trees in the service zone found 22 types of 44 individual trees included in the moderate, light, healthy categories. There are 11 individuals from 3 types of trees included in the light category, 11 individuals from 2 types included in the moderate category, and 22 individuals from 17 types included in the healthy category. While the health level in the Indonesian conservation zone there are 17 individuals from 2 types of trees included in the severe category, 7 individuals from 1 type of tree included in the moderate category, 34 individuals from 11 types of trees included in the light category, and 34 individuals from 27 types included in the healthy category.