Disease-Oriented Care

Uses

Risks & contraindications

Comparisons

Highlighted claims

• The article says care is commonly structured around disease and symptom treatment rather than optimizing health after symptoms resolve. — Health as a Continuum of Function
• Insurance systems are described as commonly covering care when symptoms, disease, disability, accidents, or trauma are present. — Health as a Continuum of Function
• The system may help with symptom reduction but generally does not guide or pay for work toward optimal health. — Health as a Continuum of Function
• The term health insurance is framed as misleading because the system primarily addresses disease, trauma, accidents, and symptoms. — Health as a Continuum of Function