The functional recovery of stroke patients mainly occurs within 6 months after the disease, especially within the first 3 months. It has been proved that stroke is the best period for limb function recovery within 6 months after the onset of stroke, which should not be neglected, and reasonable rehabilitation treatment should be emphasized and carried out as early as possible. Rehabilitation of stroke should be done as early as possible according to the condition. In general, patients with ischemic stroke can be rehabilitated after 48 hours as long as they are clear, their vital signs are stable and their condition is no longer developing, while patients with cerebral hemorrhage are relatively late (2-3 weeks after the disease). Rehabilitation is most effective in the first 3 months after stroke onset. Without early rehabilitation, the movement of the limbs may show abnormal walking patterns, i.e., the formation of misuse syndrome or disuse syndrome, and rehabilitation after discharge is often half-hearted and cannot achieve the desired goal. The essence of stroke rehabilitation is to learn, exercise, reexercise, and learn again, to mobilize the remaining brain tissue functions, to reorganize and strengthen the residual functions, and to enhance the compensatory capacity. Rehabilitation is an ongoing process and should be integrated throughout daily life. The objectives of stroke rehabilitation are to prevent disuse syndrome, prevent pressure sores, shoulder-hand syndrome, joint contracture, disuse muscle atrophy, shoulder subluxation and other common complications; to promote functional recovery; to give full play to residual functions; to create conditions for active training; to strive for self-care, return to family, society and work. Stroke rehabilitation includes three levels. Level I rehabilitation: Within one month after the onset of stroke, the main contents include correct body position, passive joint mobility training, active bed training and self-care activities in bed. Secondary rehabilitation: generally from the beginning of the second month to the end of the third month after the onset of the disease. In this period, the patient’s active movement starts to recover, but the movement cannot be well coordinated at will due to the presence of joint reaction, co-movement and spasm of anti-gravity muscles, and fine and rapid movements cannot be completed. The purpose of rehabilitation in this period is to reduce muscle tone to relieve spasticity, break the co-movement movement pattern, train the muscle joints to move independently at will as much as possible, and improve the coordination of each joint. The content mainly includes standing training, standing balance, single-leg standing, walking training and stair walking training to solve the patient’s walking problem. Tertiary rehabilitation : For the late recovery period and post-recovery period. Patients mostly return to the community or home for rehabilitation. The main purpose of rehabilitation in this period is how to make patients more comfortable using the affected side, how to better master various family daily living abilities through training, how to improve speed on the basis of ensuring the quality of movement and maximizing the quality of life, so that patients can return to their families, society and work. As a clinical department, the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine adopts a team approach, which is chaired by a rehabilitation physician and includes physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, rehabilitation engineers, and other personnel from related departments when necessary. Under the leadership of the team leader, the patient is examined and evaluated by various professionals, and a complete, phased treatment plan is developed. The patient’s condition is also evaluated periodically for revision, supplementation and summary. The Department of Rehabilitation Medicine carries out the following rehabilitation therapies: physiotherapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), speech therapy (ST), psychological therapy (PT), rehabilitation engineering (RET), and traditional Chinese therapy. rehabilitation engineering), and traditional Chinese medicine (traditional Chinese medicine), and has achieved significant results.