Question
During the learning process, if students find it difficult to understand or master the teaching content, they may suspect their intellectual development is delayed. Intellectual disability, also known as mental retardation, is a condition of slow or incomplete expansion of brain function, leading to restricted learning and social adaptation abilities. This condition can be observed in infancy or childhood and is not an acute disease or mental illness. Intellectual disability is a permanent impairment that cannot be cured solely by medication. However, through appropriate training, individuals with intellectual disability can expand their limited potential and improve their ability to live independently. Which hospitals provide treatment for intellectual disability and what related services do they offer?