1. OPD:  Treatment of acute and chronic psychiatric disorders (bipolar mood disorder; schizophrenia), geriatric psychiatric disorders, psychosomatic disorder, dysthymia in children and adolescents, anxiety, insomnia, psychasthenia and autonomic nervous system dysregulation.
2. Acute ward:  50 beds.
3. Day-care ward:  100 beds (chronic occupational therapy)
4. Joint consults and legal psychiatric evaluation (court-appointed evaluations)

Various professional members form a medical team to provide psychiatric care, and through daily morning reports, rounds and regular treatment meetings, under the guidance of the Director, individualized treatment are formulated according to patient’s needs so that they may be treated their families assisted.
1. Doctor:  Make diagnosis, responsible for the patients’ overall treatment plan, make treatment orders and evaluate treatment results.
2. Nursing Staff:  Utilizes the improved Primary Nursing Model to provide patients with a safe and supportive treatment environment that offers nursing consultation and holistic bio-psycho-social care.
3. Occupational Therapist:  Provide treatment with activities and entertainment, training in life skills, occupational rehabilitation evaluation, occupational assessment and counseling, and various group therapies.
4. Clinical Psychologist:  Provide psychological and cognitive assessment, evaluate personality, aptitude, psychological and emotional status, physiological feedback and various psychological treatments.
5. Social Worker:  Hold meetings with families to understand the social factors related to the disorder, assist in formulating discharge plans, and provide social resources, family group therapy, family treatment and counseling.

＊ 24-hour In-hospital Care:  Other then pharmacological, environmental and psychological treatments the occupational therapists will also arrange for various therapeutic activities.
＊ Day-care Center:  The day-care center operates with a case-management structure.  Patients will receive treatment at the hospital during the day from Monday to Friday (09:00~15:30), which, besides providing drug education and drug compliance training, also offer many occupational training workshops (cooking, baking, hydroponic gardening, hospital services, administration, environmental work and garden management), as well as group entertainment and therapy.  There are also a multitude of therapeutic activities and activities outside of the hospital.  It is hoped that with this multifaceted approach in a modern environment with activities the patients may regain their functions and return to society.
＊ OPD Treatment:  Monday to Friday Morning (09:00~12:00) and Afternoon (14:00~17:30)