; (B) family navigators; (C) nonprofit organizations; and (D) faith-based organizations. (3) Option to withdraw from program (A) In general Any child with complex medical conditions that opts into an enhanced pediatric health home under this subsection shall have the option to disenroll from the home and to receive covered services under the State plan under this title or the State child health plan under title XXI. (B) Effective date of dis­en­roll­ment The disenrollment of a child with complex medical conditions from an enhanced pediatric health home shall take effect not later than 30 days after the child notifies the health home of the child's desire to disenroll. (4) Transition assistance In the case of an individual who is enrolled in an enhanced pediatric health home under this section and whose enrollment ceases for any reason (including that the individual no longer qualifies as a child with complex medical conditions, the termination of an EPHH program agreement, or otherwise), the enhanced pediatric health home shall continue to provide EPHH services to the individual during a transition period to ensure that the individual's care is not compromised, help the individual and the individual's family self-manage the individual's medical conditions to the maximum extent practicable, and provide assistance to the individual and the individual's family in obtaining necessary transitional care through appropriate referrals and making the individual's medical records available to new providers. (d) Coordinating care from out-of-State providers (1) Guidance (A) In general Not later than 2 years after the date of the enactment of this section, the Secretary shall issue guidance to State Medicaid Directors on best practices for ensuring that children with complex medical conditions receive prompt care from out-of-State providers when medically necessary, including guidance regarding— (i) arranging access to, and providing payment for, care for such children provided by out-of-State providers