Which of the following services is NOT typically included in VA healthcare?

Residential care facilities are not typically included in VA healthcare services. The VA provides a wide range of services to veterans, including preventive care, inpatient care, and specialized treatment for various health issues. Preventive care encompasses routine check-ups, vaccinations, and screenings aimed at preventing illness. Inpatient care involves medical services for veterans who require hospitalization due to serious health conditions. Specialized treatment addresses specific health issues, which may involve tailored medical or therapeutic services.

While the VA does support many types of healthcare services, residential care facilities—such as nursing homes or extended care for daily living support—are generally not included in the core offerings of the VA. Instead, the VA focuses on direct clinical services and may offer options for those requiring additional support, but residential care falls outside the standard healthcare framework that the VA provides.