; (E) improving the efficiency of care, such as by reducing duplicative diagnostic and laboratory tests; (F) reducing the cost of items and services covered under this title; and (G) achieving applicable beneficiary and family caregiver satisfaction. (b) Independence at home medical practice (1) Independence at home medical practice defined In this section: (A) In general The term independence at home medical practice means a legal entity that meets each of the following requirements: (i) The entity is comprised of an individual physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant or group of such practitioners that furnishes care as part of a team that may include physicians, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, licensed mental health practitioners, and other health and social services staff, as appropriate. (ii) The entity is organized, at least in part, for the purpose of furnishing physicians’ services. (iii) The entity— (I) has experience in furnishing home-based primary care services to applicable beneficiaries, as determined appropriate by the Secretary; (II) makes in-home visits