Our department receives approximately 4,000 cases annually, approximately 90% of which are hospitalized patients. Because our hospital houses Emergency Medical Center, we begin rehabilitation for stroke, multiple trauma, and burn patients during ICU treatment. Early rehabilitation and mobilization are generally recommended, and in cerebrovascular accidents, rehabilitation often begins within a few days of onset. We believe that early rehabilitation not only contributes to the promotion of recovery from motor disorders, but also prevents the onset of disuse syndromes such as joint contractures and muscle atrophy, leading to early improvement in ADLs and maintaining a high quality of life at home after discharge. Our department's unique services include the prescription and fabrication of prosthetic devices, such as prosthetic limbs, orthotics, wheelchairs, and seating devices, in each specialized outpatient clinic (approximately 600 cases are handled annually across all clinics). Botulinum therapy, a new treatment for spastic hemiplegia of the limbs caused by stroke or other conditions, is also gaining attention, and is offered in our special outpatient program. Our department, which includes a board-certified physician from the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, performs approximately 400 electromyography tests annually to diagnose peripheral nerve disorders and neuromuscular diseases. Furthermore, we perform approximately 300 videofluoroscopic swallowing tests annually, and we also focus on feeding and swallowing rehabilitation for patients with swallowing disorders.