The Taipei Municipal United Hospital's Yang-Ming Branch, formerly known as the Yang-Ming Hospital, was completed and opened in 1985. Its second floor, the main outpatient clinic, has served countless Taipei residents for over 20 years, but it has also begun to show its age. This renovation aims to give the outpatient clinic and waiting area a fresh look, providing patients with a warm and comfortable experience.

The women's medical aesthetic area features a pink base, accented by wooden grilles and painted glass, creating a bright, modern, and welcoming experience for patients. The waiting chairs, with their streamlined design and soft pink material, provide a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere for patients. The ceiling echoes the streamlined shape of the waiting chairs, with a combination of direct and indirect lighting creating a soft and reassuring atmosphere. The newly designed service counter further complements the professional image of the medical team.

The children's waiting area is decorated with a healthy green palette, creating a playful forest atmosphere. From the front porch to the service counter, the design is playful and warm, helping children reduce the anxiety of visiting the doctor and alleviate the discomfort of pain. The playful seating, the territorial play area, and the airplane-shaped lighting further reassure children, "This is our place, kids."