The evaluation of services is highly dependable on consumers’ experiences and emotions toward the service encounter. The service environment (the servicescape) has an influential aspect of customers’ satisfaction and behavioral intentions including customer loyalty. This study aims to define the possible effects of the healthcare service environment (healthscape) on consumer experience, satisfaction, and loyalty. The data was collected from patients that have visited an outpatient clinic, ER, laboratory or had an operation from a private or public hospital within the last 30 days. A questionnaire was administrated to collect data on helathscape perceptions, emotional responses toward the healthscape, customer satisfaction, and customer loyalty including both re-purchase and WOM intentions. The study has yielded that the physical dimension of the healthscape to be the most influential antecedent of consumers’ emotional responses.