The statement is true. The health institution's environment is influenced most heavily by the government, socio-cultural, and technology.

The government influences the health institution's general environment by setting the standards and regulations of the health institutions. It's responsible for directing what a health institution must have or what it should not have. It also indicates the policies and procedures that health institutions must follow in their operations.

Socio-cultural influences the health institutions' environment depending on people's beliefs, practices, and customs. Some cultures depend on traditional herbs for treatment rather than medicinal treatment. It's hard and expensive to adapt change; hence these cultures may decide to ignore the medicinal treatments or may choose not to use them.

In today's world, technology has evolved. A change in technology may affect the effectiveness of the equipment used in health institutions. That means if the technology advances, the health institution's equipment should also be changed to ensure that they are in line with the latest equipment and change, which increases the efficiency of healthcare services.