• Psychiatric patients attempt suicide, inflict self-injury or endanger their own safety.
• Psychiatric medication causes severe side effects, and immediate treatment is required.
  
• Patients suffer from a serious sleep disorder.
  
• Emergency treatment is necessary, according to the evaluation by a psychiatrist.
  
• Patients show apparent psychiatric symptoms, such as hallucinations, delusion and disorganized behavior, and immediate treatment is required.
  
• Serious emotional problems have led to headaches, giddiness, panic, divorce from reality, anxiety, depression or other such symptoms.
  
• Patients have post-acute withdrawal syndrome or other serious psychiatric symptoms as a result of the misuse of illicit drugs, alcohol or other substances.
  
• Psychiatric patients exhibit violent, aggressive, interfering or destructive behavior, thus endangering others’ safety.
  

1. Please bring your ID card and health insurance card when coming to the hospital for medical treatment.
2. If you do not have your health insurance card with you, please first opt for the self-paying procedure, and then submit your health insurance card and receipts within 7 days of the emergency department visit for a refund. Please apply for a refund at your local branch of the Bureau of National Health Insurance after the deadline.
   • (1)Registering for emergency services → making payment.
   • (2)Emergency medical treatment → no hospitalization → acquiring quotations and making payment → examination or prescription pick-up → discharge.
   • (3)Emergency medical treatment → hospitalization → admission procedures → ward assignment.

updated 2015.06.12