Recent studies have revealed the benefits of green space exposure for schizophrenia. However, vegetation index is mostly used as indices of green space exposure, but in fact there are still many green space-related factors that may be related to mental disorder, such as the size, shape, and proximity of green spaces (called green space structures), but few studies have investigated it, and there is no research to further estimate the lifetime healthcare costs that may be saved after different indices of green space structure are exposed. This research uses the health insurance database, NASA MODIS satellite images, the second national land survey database, geographic information system (ArcGIS) and FRAGSTATS 4 for research. The results of this study found that the greener the exposed green space is, the larger the area, the more complex the shape, and the closer the green spaces are to each other, which may reduce the risk of schizophrenia and may save 0.10 to 0.52 million US dollars in lifetime healthcare costs.