History

The Chang-Liang branch of the Yuli Veteran's Hospital is located at the mid-portion of the East Rift Valley and intersects the Shiew-Gu-Luang and La-ku La-ku rivers.

The "Chiang-Liang work crew" was set up in the year of 1963 in order to engage in river reclamation. It was later renamed as "Chiang-Liang Experimental Farm" in the June of 1966 and redirected it's efforts to farming and other kinds of work.

This branch was eventually reformed into the "Yuli Veteran's Hospital: Zhong-Xiao and Zhong-Yi Brances" in the July of 1972.

The mission of these branches was to provide care for those suffering under chronic psychotic symptoms but possesses mental stability that is sufficient enough for work and thus enters into the vocational training programs for farming.

Our service

In order to successfully execute this mission of providing such a care for veterans and community patients with chronic psychosis, we also provide complimenting programs in psychiatric rehabilitation along with long-term residential services.

Chiang Liang branch is composed of 546 beds and also includes the following:

1. Psychiatric nursing home, which consists of 200 beds.
2. Half-way housing services with 196 beds.
3. Community rehabilitation center equipped with 100 beds
4. Facilities for the physically disabled patients suffering psychotic symptoms; 50 beds.