establish a process under which the Secretary may grant waivers to States for additional time before populations described in a previous subsection of this section of such State are automatically enrolled under Medicare for America. 2203. Benefits (a) In general Medicare for America shall, in accordance with this section, provide coverage for all the benefits, as determined to be medically necessary and reasonable, as covered and defined under parts A and B of title XVIII and title XIX as of the date of the enactment of this title, including the following: (1) Ambulatory patient services. (2) Emergency care and urgent care services. (3) Hospitalization. (4) Maternity and newborn care. (5) Behavioral health, mental health and substance use disorder services, including the following: (A) Home-based services. (B) Acute services for mental health crises, including crisis stabilization services such as mobile crisis services, including emergency mobile psychiatric services. (C) 23-hour observation. (D) Outpatient services provided by hospitals, freestanding clinics, and behavioral health providers in independent practice. (E) Smoking and tobacco cessation. (F) Case management. (G) Peer support services. (H) Counseling. (I) Other intensive outpatient community-based services, such as Assertive Community Treatment and supported employment, provided through the LTSS benefit. (J) Other intensive community-based services provided through the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment (EPSDT) benefit (as defined in subpart B of part 441 of title 42 of the Code of Federal Regulations). (K) Medication assisted treatment and maintenance services. (L) Inpatient detoxification. (M) Ambulatory detoxification. (N) Psychological testing. (O) Home health agency services. (6) Prescription drugs. (7) Rehabilitative and habilitative services and devices, including the following: (A) Physical therapy. (B) Speech therapy. (C) Occupational therapy. (8) Laboratory services. (9) Preventive and wellness services and chronic