To achieve equilibration of National Health Insurance's fiscal revenues and expenditures, "Dental global budget payment system" and "Hospital global budget payment system" have been undertaken by Bureau of National Health Insurance (will be referred as NHI here and after) since July, 1998 and July, 2002, respectively. The implementation of these global budget payment systems has shown great impact on administration effort in either medical centers or hospitals. Thus, many medical organizations have engaged and tried to reach planned operation performance as possible as they could. This study is trying to understand the effectiveness of various counter strategies taken by hospitals to deal with these global budget payment systems by keeping eyes on a district teaching hospital. Measurements, data and public opinions have been collected from this local hospital and subsequently provided raw material for further analysis and discussion. The result shows the corresponding strategies taken substantially boosted up the operational performance which indicated these effective counter measurements actually neutralized the negative impact brought by Global Budget Payment Systems. Data collected by questionnaires for hospital employees suggested a high extent of recognition and identification toward those measurements taken exclusively for Global Budget Payment Systems. The evidence proves that the recognition and identification for these counter measurements by employees gave positive influence on employees' organizational promises. However, effort of cost saving played a most important role among all. And this cost saving effort deserves continual undertaking and serves as a valuable reference to other medical groups as well.