; and (B) to develop additional incentives to encourage patient engagement and participation in their own wellness. The cost of the incentives under this paragraph shall be borne by the ACO and shall not affect the payments to the ACO under subsection (d). (2) Fostering stronger patient-provider ties (A) Permitting prospective assignment of beneficiaries In carrying out subsection (c) with respect to any agreement with an ACO under this section, the ACO may elect under any such agreement prospective assignment of Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries before the beginning of a year to the ACO and a primary care ACO professional. (B) Inclusion of aco information in welcome to medicare visit and annual wellness visits The Secretary may encourage a primary care ACO professional to include, as part of the initial preventive physical examination under section 1861(ww)(1) or personalized prevention plan services under section 1861(hhh)(1) for a Medicare fee-for-service beneficiary assigned to that professional under this section, to provide the beneficiary with information concerning the ACO program under this section, including information on any cost-sharing reductions allowed under this section. (3) Moving from volume to value Subject to paragraph (4)— (A) Regulatory relief for moving to two-sided risk In the case of an ACO that has elected a two-sided risk model (as provided for under regulations), in addition to the authority provided under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall provide the following regulatory relief: (i) 3-day prior hospitalization waiver for snf services Waiver of the 3-day prior hospitalization requirement for coverage of skilled nursing facility services. (ii) Homebound requirement waiver for home health services Waiver of the homebound requirement for coverage of home health services. (B) Improving care coordination through access to telehealth (i) Flexibility in furnishing telehealth services In applying section 1834(m) in the case of an ACO, the Secretary shall grant a waiver, and the ACO may