Generally speaking, the relationship between a country and a society involves the issue of government. Therefore, the relationship between the politic and medical situations of a country certainly concerns various issues of country government, such as the leading role of the nation in the health care, its intervention in medical polices, and even the realization of its power over the medical care system. In Taiwan after the Word War Ⅱ, the political power appeared to control the health system under the Martial Law period. Afterwards, along with the democratic development, the medical care has had the resistant strength against the political power. The present study aims to investigate the development of the political and medical relationship in Taiwan at the Martial Law period and after that period by research method of ”corporatism”, including the aspects of the establishment of the health care system during the period, its evolution, developmental dilemma, the change of the system post-the Martial Law period, its integration and the conflict with the political power and so on.