Which of the following is not typically included as a treatment under WC?

Lifestyle counseling is not typically included as a treatment under workers' compensation. In most cases, workers' compensation focuses on providing medical treatments and interventions that are directly related to the injury sustained in the workplace. Treatments like consultation for diagnostic tests, rehabilitation therapy, and surgical interventions are necessary for diagnosing, recovering from, and rehabilitating workplace injuries and thus fall within the framework of covered medical services.

While lifestyle counseling can be beneficial for overall health and wellbeing, it is generally considered more preventive or supportive rather than directly addressing the medical needs arising from a specific work-related injury. Therefore, it is often excluded from workers' compensation coverage, which is designed to manage immediate medical needs and restore the injured worker's ability to perform their job duties.