Historically, an insurance system that rarely paid for disease prevention efforts encouraged the U. S. treatment-oriented rather than prevention-oriented healthcare philosophy. A. TrueB. False

True.

Explanation:

Insurance systems that rarely paid for disease prevention efforts encouraged treatments instead of preventions. In other words, the medicine was oriented towards the healing of the body once that this was ill. In many cases, this is because the prevention was considered to be a duty that social areas had to deal with since this treatment-oriented philosophy does not consider the human being as a whole. Someone that can be affected by what happens in the environment. The treatment-oriented philosophy is only concerned with the well being of the organic body.