In 2015, the Rehabilitation Medicine Department achieved a breakthrough in the physiotherapy rehabilitation ward with 14 open beds. It routinely conducts sports therapy, treatment for limb functional disorders, facial nerve paralysis, as well as new techniques and projects including Chinese medicine compresses, multifunctional treatments, magnetic resonance heat therapy, etc. In 2019, the Rehabilitation Medicine Department expanded to have 23 beds.

With 1 chief physician, 3 associate chief physicians, 7 attending physicians, 4 chief technicians, 4 technicians, 2 supervisor nurses, 4 senior nurses, and 1 nurse, it forms a comprehensive treatment unit. The department offers various physical therapy methods including light, electric, and magnetic therapy; functional movement disorder assessments; exercise therapy; and occupational therapy. Furthermore, the department is capable of conducting traditional Chinese rehabilitation projects such as compress therapy, Chinese medicine compress treatment, acupuncture, warm needle therapy, micro-needle acupuncture, scalp acupuncture, electroacupuncture, acupoint compress therapy, and cupping therapy, among others. Traditional Chinese nursing practices include cupping therapy, ear acupuncture therapy, Chinese herbal compress treatment, Chinese herbal foot soaking therapy, and acupoint plaster therapy. Covering specialties including endocrinology, cardiology, respiratory, rheumatology, neurology, neurosurgery, gastroenterology, orthopedics, urology, and traditional Chinese medicine, the department leverages the hospital's technological advantages to provide diagnostic and treatment services across various medical specialties, as well as postoperative rehabilitation treatment.