This article describes a 71-year-old case of spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage. The patient had craniotomy combined with ventricular drainage tube placement. However, the main caregiver does not know how to take care of the patient to improve the caregiving experience. The care period commenced on July 23, 2017. The author used the Roche adaptation model to conduct a holistic assessment on August 7, 2017. Three healthcare problems (e.g., failure of respiratory clearing function, failure of brain tissue perfusion, and nervousness of family caregivers) were established. The service staff jointly cared and learned cognition and skills (e.g., turning over the position and feeding, strengthening nursing skills and tracking the reply skills, providing the method of relieving pressure, providing medical services rental, follow-up wheezing services, and other information applications). After adjustment, a positive attitude among caregivers was noticed and a better quality of life was maintained after returning home.