; (ii) on average, provides one-on-one training for each service dog and recipient for 30 hours or more during a period of 90 days or more; (iii) provides a wellness verification from a licensed veterinarian for each service dog; (iv) provides an in-house residential facility, or other accommodations nearby, in which service dog recipients stay for a minimum of 10 days while receiving not less than 30 hours of training with their new service dog; (v) ensures all service dogs pass the American Kennel Club Community Canine test and the Assistance Dogs International Public Access Test prior to permanent placement with a recipient; and (vi) provides follow-up support service for the life of the service dog, to include a contact plan between the veteran and organization to allow— (I) the veteran to reach out for and receive adequate help with the service dog; and (II) the organization to communicate with the veteran to ensure that the service dog is receiving proper care; or (B) that meets the service dog agency standards established by the Association of Service Dog Providers for Military Veterans that cater to the unique needs of veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder; (2) agree to cover all costs in excess of the grant amount to guarantee the benefits listed under subsection (b)(1); (3) agree to reaccept or replace a service dog provided by the organization to a veteran, if necessary, as determined by the veteran and the organization