Maintaining a financial balance given limited medical payments is essential for health insurance payment units and hospitals. The Bureau of National Health Insurance (BNHI) implemented the Prospective Payment System of the Global Budget System to assist hospitals in planning and controlling medical care costs and service quality. Meanwhile, the BNHI also devised various plans for strengthening the operational utilization of medical resources. This study suggests the ART_N.V. scheme for computing Basic Order Groups (BOG) and assessing their costs/benefits in a Fixed Amount Payment System. The BOGs used to provide a contrast in the experiment are more savings in medical care costs than health insurance reporting payments. Therefore, the BOG can not only assist payment units in reducing costs, but also can assist hospitals in operating efficiently using the Fixed Amount Payment System. Consequently, this study demonstrates a standard of payment for current and future basic and suitable order items of Fixed Amount Payment system references.