; and (B) have completed training from and be vetted by a recovery community organization that has knowledge and skills necessary to conduct such training and vetting. (3) Hospital emergency department settings (A) In general Recovery coach services provided through a grant under this section shall be provided only in hospital emergency departments, and not in any other setting. (B) Memorandum of agreement A memorandum of agreement shall be signed by the recovery community organization and each hospital that the recovery community organization will support. (4) Geographic distribution A State alcohol and drug agency receiving a grant under this section shall ensure that recovery coach services are prioritized at those hospitals across the State in rural, urban, and suburban areas most affected by the use of heroin or other opioids or substances of abuse. (5) Requirements A State alcohol and drug agency receiving a grant under this section shall ensure that any recovery community organization receiving funding through such grant— (A) is a member of the Association of Recovery Community Organizations or accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Peer Recovery Support Services; or (B) has a long standing, collaborative relationship with the State alcohol and drug agency. (f) Evaluation (1) In general The Secretary shall direct the Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality to evaluate the effectiveness of recovery coaches serving in hospital emergency departments through a grant under this section. Each State alcohol and drug agency receiving a grant under this section shall provide the Center with aggregate data and other information determined necessary by the Secretary. (2) Contents An evaluation under this subsection shall include— (A) the number of times recovery coaches are called in States served by a grant under this section; (B) the utilization of substance use disorder services through recovery coaches funded under this section