; and (ii) the provision of such pharmaceuticals, supplies, equipment, devices, appliances, assistive technology, direct transportation costs to and from approved sources of health care, and other materials as the Secretary determines necessary. (2) Habilitative and rehabilitative care The term habilitative and rehabilitative care means such professional, counseling, and guidance services and treatment programs (other than vocational training under section 1813 of this title) as are necessary to develop, maintain, or restore, to the maximum extent practicable, the functioning of a disabled person. (3) Health care provider The term health care provider includes specialized spina bifida clinics, health care plans, insurers, organizations, institutions, and any other entity or individual furnishing health care services that the Secretary determines are authorized under this section. (4) Home care The term home care means outpatient care, habilitative and rehabilitative care, preventive health services, and health-related services furnished to an individual in the individual's home or other place of residence, including assistance with activities of daily living and instrumental activities of daily living. (5) Hospital care The term hospital care means care and treatment for a disability furnished to an individual who has been admitted to a hospital as a patient. (6) Nursing home care The term nursing home care means care and treatment for a disability furnished to an individual who has been admitted to a nursing home as a resident. (7) Outpatient care The term outpatient care means care and treatment of a disability, and preventive health services, furnished to an individual other than hospital care or nursing home care. (8) Preventive care The term preventive care means care and treatment furnished to prevent disability or illness, including periodic examinations, immunizations, patient health education, and such other services as the Secretary determines necessary to provide effective and economical preventive