• Occupational disaster workers

• Workers requiring vocational rehabilitation services

• Workers needing assistance returning to work

Established in 2017, it is the only occupational disaster vocational rehabilitation center in Miaoli County, providing integrated one-stop services. With flexible service hours, it offers comprehensive support from initial diagnosis, rehabilitation and return-to-work planning, training implementation to work recovery assistance.

• One-stop integrated service: Comprehensive support from medical treatment, rehabilitation to subsequent work-strengthening training

• Flexible training hours: Monday to Friday 8 AM to 9:30 PM, Saturday 8 AM to 12 PM

• Safety compliance: Independent training space of 66 square meters (exceeding the legal requirement of 30 square meters) and psychological strengthening training space of 16 square meters (exceeding the legal requirement of 10 square meters)

• Professional team: 11 physicians and 12 therapists with average work experience exceeding 11 years

• Complete equipment: 13 comprehensive functional capacity assessment tools, 8 work simulation assessment devices, and 3 psychological assessment tools

• 22 service cases in 2017

• 71 service cases in 2023

• 46 cases in the first half of 2024

• 19 case openings in 2023

• 17 case openings in the first half of 2024

• Injury causes: Traffic accidents 45-53%, cuts and lacerations 14-20%, crushing injuries 12-21%, falls 6-13%

• Average return-to-work rate of 85%

• Multiple physiological function improvements reaching over 80%

• Pain management improvement of 67%

• Over 80% of workers improved in emotional management and stress coping abilities

• Team meeting convening rate of 100%

• Team meeting attendance rate of over 95%

• Zero COVID-19 infection rate

• Equipped with emergency escape routes and first aid equipment

• Complies with safety regulations

• 260 parking spaces (B1 to B4 floors)

All satisfaction scores have been above 80 points since 2017

• Return-to-work rate higher than multiple domestic medical centers

• Participation in international conferences on occupational safety, health, and rehabilitation

• Comparative research with Australian occupational rehabilitation services

• One-stop integrated service reduces time and financial costs for occupational disaster workers

• Flexible training hours reduce patient time pressure

• Improved rehabilitation outcomes

• Uninterrupted training ensures continuity of rehabilitation plans

• Reduced economic costs and fewer absences

• Media coverage

• Positive feedback from public letters to the president