Which aspect is NOT typically included when discussing family history during assessment?

When assessing a patient's family history, the focus is primarily on medical conditions that have affected immediate family members. This includes known health issues such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and other hereditary conditions. Understanding these aspects helps healthcare providers identify potential genetic predispositions and health trends within a family.

The current living situation, while important for a comprehensive assessment, is usually considered part of the social history rather than family history. This aspect focuses more on the patient's environment and circumstances rather than the medical background of their family. Therefore, it is not typically included in discussions centered around family medical history.