; and (B) establish a process whereby advance directive vendors and other entities providing advance directives may obtain accreditation under this subsection. (2) Accreditation criteria The Secretary, in consultation with the General Accounting Office, shall establish accreditation criteria for advance directive vendors and other entities providing advance directives that seek to offer advance directives to be certified under the Program. Such criteria shall consist of the following: (A) Process for adopting advance directive The advance directive vendor or other entity providing an advance directive shall allow a beneficiary to create, adopt, modify, and terminate an advance directive through an online process. (B) Vendors The advance directive vendor or other entity providing an advance directive shall comply with an annual quality review to be conducted by the Secretary. (C) Use of statutory and alternative advance directive forms The advance directive vendor or other entity providing an advance directive shall enable a beneficiary to access, complete, modify, and adopt any advance directive applicable to the State indicated by the beneficiary who is posted as provided under subparagraphs (C) through (E) of subsection (e)(1) and of subsection (e)(2). (D) Access The advance directive vendor or other entity providing an advance directive shall maintain advance directives in such a way that— (i) an eligible beneficiary who has adopted an advance directive with such vendor or entity and any family member, legal representative, or health care proxy legally designated by such beneficiary has direct, has near real-time online access to the beneficiary’s advance directive for purposes of viewing and sharing such advance directive, including communication of the advance directive and corresponding beneficiary’s wishes using nationally recognized health care information technology data content and data transport standards specified by the Secretary