; and (ii) the array of programs and services of the Department that comprise residential care for mental health and substance use disorders; (B) includes— (i) the programs designated as of the date of the enactment of this Act as domiciliary residential rehabilitation treatment programs; and (ii) any programs designated as domiciliary residential rehabilitation treatment programs on or after such date of enactment; and (C) does not include compensated work therapy transition resident programs of the Department. (3) The term treatment track means a specialized treatment program that is provided to a subset of covered veterans in the Program who receive the same or similar intensive treatment and rehabilitative services. (m) Sunset This section shall terminate on the day that is two years after that date on which the Secretary completes carrying out each requirement pursuant to subsection (j). 107. Pilot program to improve administration of care under Veterans Community Care Program (a) Establishment Pursuant to section 1703E of title 38, United States Code, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall carry out a pilot program to seek to develop and implement a plan— (1) to provide monetary and non-monetary incentives to a covered health care provider— (A) to allow the Secretary to see the scheduling system of the provider, to assess the availability of, and to assist in scheduling appointments for, veterans under the Veterans Community Care Program under section 1703 of such title, including through synchronous, asynchronous, and asynchronous assisted digital scheduling; (B) to complete continuing professional educational training available through the VHA TRAIN program (or any successor program or initiative) regarding veteran cultural competency, the opioid safety initiative (or any successor program or initiative), and other subjects determined appropriate by the Secretary