It has become increasingly understood that early and continuous functional training is required to restore the original function of the limb as soon as possible after a post-brain injury patient is paralyzed. Along with impaired limb movement after brain injury, many people also have impairments in speech, swallowing, and cognitive impairments. In order to improve patients’ communication and cognitive abilities, reduce complications, improve patients’ prognosis, and let them enjoy their lives, we have added language rehabilitation and swallowing rehabilitation. Swallowing disorder: The incidence of swallowing disorder in acute stroke patients is about 29%~60%, which is manifested as inability to eat, choking and coughing after eating, often resulting in dehydration, aspiration, aspiration pneumonia or even asphyxia, malnutrition, decreased body resistance, etc. and affecting the patient’s recovery and even death. The commonly used methods to assess swallowing disorders are swallowing X-ray fluoroscopy (gold standard) and the Toshio Kubota drinking test. In the past, patients with swallowing disorders were often fed nasally, neglecting various rehabilitation treatments for swallowing function. VitalStim is the only clinical therapy device that uses NMES technology (neuromuscular electrical stimulation therapy) and has been approved by the U.S. FDA as a safe and effective treatment for swallowing disorders. It promotes swallowing function through neuromuscular electrical stimulation of swallowing muscles, enhances muscle strength and muscle re-education, and improves motor control of the swallowing mechanism. The retraining of swallowing muscles and functional stimulation of laryngeal muscles thus achieving normal contraction of pharyngeal muscles, along with swallowing function training, promote the rehabilitation of swallowing disorders and reduce complications such as aspiration pneumonia and asphyxia. Routine rehabilitation measures include: 1. Basic training such as mouth, face and tongue movements, including opening and closing the mouth, up and down and left and right movements of the tongue, tongue extension, tongue roll, tongue clockwise or counterclockwise rotation, cheek puffing and blowing, etc., to try to restore the motor ability of the muscles of swallowing and articulation organs, improve oral expression and improve swallowing function; 2. Swallowing training that cold stimulation can effectively strengthen the swallowing reflex; 3. Ingestion training. Positioning, food form, bite size, that is, the most suitable for swallowing each ingestion inlet volume, normal people about 20mL; 4, do a good job of psychological guidance, encourage patients to establish confidence in the treatment, so that they actively cooperate is the key to recovery. Swallowing disorders are often combined with dysarthria. Often show slurred speech, hoarseness, weakness, drooling, etc.. Most of them are due to the paralysis of the nerves that innervate the facial and tongue muscles after the injury, so that the patient has problems with oral expression.