; (viii) behavioral health long-term services and supports, including assertive community treatment, peer support services, intensive case management, supported employment, and supported housing wraparound; and (ix) all additional services coverable in Medicaid under state plan services, sections 1115, 1915(c), 1915(k), 1915(i), and 1915(j), for people with disabilities. (2) Self-directed model All eligible individuals shall be defaulted into a self-directed care option (as defined by the Secretary). (3) Community first The benefit under this part shall be provided with a community-first presumption and eligible individuals should be initially provided home and community-based services, as defined for purposes of section 1915(i). Before an eligible individual is admitted into a long term care institution, the State mental health or developmental disability authority or State agency that administers the State plan under title XIX shall conduct a mandatory assessment to determine whether their needs could be met through home and community-based services and if so, the services would have to be arranged for by the State and the coverage would not be provided for the individual with respect to such an admission. This assessment shall be conducted at least annually or upon a change in condition for all individual already admitted to an institution. (d) Coordination with other Federal benefits (1) Rule of construction Nothing in this part shall be construed as prohibiting benefits paid under this part from being used to compensate a caregiver who provides community living assistance services and supports to a dependent relative not less than 80 hours a month for providing community living assistance services and supports to an eligible individual under this part. (2) Dependent relative defined The term dependent relative means— (A) a child, grandchild, niece, or nephew (of such caregiver or such caregiver’s spouse or domestic partner)