This paper applies Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) on the operations efficiency of the intellectual capital of military hospitals. We explore the inputs and outputs that contribute to their efficiency and the extent of their influence. Lastly, this paper uses Tobit regression analysis. We propose various assumptions on each variable's influences on efficiency and probe into their effect on the military hospital's operations efficiency. From the empirical results, it is evident that the military hospitals' intellectual capital efficiency during the span of research has an average of 0.8421, pure technical efficiency of 0.9751, average return to scale efficiency of 0.8604. This manifests that the operation efficiency hasn't yet been reached by the usage of intellectual capital inputs. Relatively speaking, the main reason behind inefficient military hospitals in their ineffective usage of intellectual capital. Applying sensitivity analysis on each military hospital's intellectual capital change in operations efficiency, the overall efficiency's influential degree goes as: the more concern on higher capital, human capital and structure capital will follow.