; and (ii) financial incentives between such organizations and physicians based on utilization are prohibited. 203. Payment for long-term care (a) Allotment for regions The Program shall provide for each region a single budgetary allotment to cover a full array of long-term care services under this Act. (b) Regional budgets Each region shall provide a global budget to local long-term care providers for the full range of needed services, including in-home, nursing home, and community based care. (c) Basis for budgets Budgets for long-term care services under this section shall be based on past expenditures, financial and clinical performance, utilization, and projected changes in service, wages, and other related factors. (d) Favoring non-Institutional care All efforts shall be made under this Act to provide long-term care in a home- or community-based setting, as opposed to institutional care. 204. Mental health services (a) In general The Program shall provide coverage for all medically necessary mental health care on the same basis as the coverage for other conditions. Licensed mental health clinicians shall be paid in the same manner as specified for other health professionals, as provided for in section 202(b). (b) Favoring community-Based care The Medicare For All Program shall cover supportive residences, occupational therapy, and ongoing mental health and counseling services outside the hospital for patients with serious mental illness. In all cases the highest quality and most effective care shall be delivered, and, for some individuals, this may mean institutional care. 205. Payment for prescription medications, medical supplies, and medically necessary assistive equipment (a) Negotiated prices The prices to be paid each year under this Act for covered pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and medically necessary assistive equipment shall be negotiated annually by the Program. (b) Prescription drug formulary (1) In general The Program shall establish a prescription drug formulary system, which shall