; and (ii) provide for the mailing to each Medicare beneficiary of a list of the top 10 most prevalent health care fraud schemes. (B) Quarterly updates of top 10 list included with Medicare summary notices The Secretary shall include an updated list of the top 10 most prevalent health care fraud schemes under paragraph (1)(C) with the quarterly Medicare summary notices mailed to Medicare beneficiaries. (C) Posting of reports and quarterly updates on websites The annual reports, and quarterly updates, under this subsection shall be posted on the website of the Health Care Fraud and Abuse Control Program and on other websites maintained or supported by the Secretary relating to the Medicare program, the State Health Insurance Assistance Program, and Senior Medicare Patrol of the Administration on Aging. (3) Sources of information for reports Information for the reports and updates under paragraph (1) shall be gathered from at least the following sources: (A) Department of Health and Human Services The following sources within the Department of Health and Human Services: (i) Medicare hotlines, including 1–800–MEDICARE, 1–800–HHSTIPS, and Medicare fraud toll-free hotlines and websites (such as www.stopmedicarefraud.gov) established by the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. (ii) State Health Insurance Assistance Programs (SHIPs). (iii) The Administration on Community Living, including— (I) the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) of the Administration on Aging