In order to provide patient services, a complicated procedure called multidisciplinary teamwork brings together a range of medical professionals to work together and share knowledge, abilities, and experience. Empirical studies indicate that interdisciplinary teams are critical to achieving a multitude of benefits, such as optimal resource allocation, decreased superfluous spending, improved organizational and individual learning and development, improved job performance and quality, and more successful outcomes for patients and their families. Patients whose health care demands are complicated by major medical and psychological issues, referred to as complex care recipients are those with several chronic diseases and co-occurring physical and mental health issues. The study's goal was to determine the various kinds of interdisciplinary integration and their advantages in the field of healthcare.