Cerebral hemorrhage is a common acute and critical clinical condition, and according to the severity of the condition and the different stages of the disease course, it is necessary to visit different departments.1. In the acute stage, patients suspected of cerebral hemorrhage should first visit the emergency department, improve the diagnosis of cerebral hemorrhage by cranial CT, and go to different departments for treatment according to the amount of bleeding. When the bleeding volume is less than 20ml, the patient can be hospitalized in the neurology department, and the prognosis is generally better through conservative treatment with internal medicine. When the bleeding volume exceeds 30 ml or more, surgical treatment is required in neurosurgery. When the bleeding volume is larger, above 100ml or affects important parts of the brainstem, the clinical symptoms are more serious, respiratory and circulatory failure will occur in the early stage, and treatment in the Department of Critical Care Medicine is required, with a poor prognosis and high mortality rate.2. During the stabilization and recovery period of cerebral hemorrhage, regular follow-up treatment can be carried out in the neurology and neurosurgery outpatient clinics, mainly to monitor blood pressure, blood sugar and other risk factors to prevent the recurrence of cerebral hemorrhage.3. For patients with more severe neurological deficits, they can go to the Department of Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy for acupuncture and rehabilitation exercise training to promote recovery.