residency for eligibility purposes under the Medicare For All Program. (e) Coverage for visitors The Secretary shall promulgate a rule regarding visitors from other countries who seek premeditated non-emergency surgical procedures. Such a rule should facilitate the establishment of country-to-country reimbursement arrangements or self pay arrangements between the visitor and the provider of care. 102. Benefits and portability (a) In general The health care benefits under this Act cover all medically necessary services, including at least the following: (1) Primary care and prevention. (2) Approved dietary and nutritional therapies. (3) Inpatient care. (4) Outpatient care. (5) Emergency care. (6) Prescription drugs. (7) Durable medical equipment. (8) Long-term care. (9) Palliative care. (10) Mental health services. (11) The full scope of dental services, services, including periodontics, oral surgery, and endodontics, but not including cosmetic dentistry. (12) Substance abuse treatment services. (13) Chiropractic services, not including electrical stimulation. (14) Basic vision care and vision correction (other than laser vision correction for cosmetic purposes). (15) Hearing services, including coverage of hearing aids. (16) Podiatric care. (b) Portability Such benefits are available through any licensed health care clinician anywhere in the United States that is legally qualified to provide the benefits. (c) No cost-Sharing No deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, or other cost-sharing shall be imposed with respect to covered benefits. 103. Qualification of participating providers (a) Requirement To be public or non-Profit (1) In general No institution may be a participating provider unless it is a public or not-for-profit institution. Private physicians, private clinics, and private health care providers shall continue to operate as private entities, but are prohibited from being investor owned. (2) Conversion of investor-owned providers For-profit providers of care opting to participate shall be required to