services provided under the demonstration program under this section may be administered by such providers through telehealth-enabled collaboration and supervision when deemed appropriate and feasible. (3) Alternative dental health care providers defined In this section, the term alternative dental health care providers has the meaning given that term in section 340G–1(a)(2) of the Public Health Service Act ( 42 U.S.C. 256g–1(a)(2) ). (4) Authorization of appropriations There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as are necessary to carry out the demonstration program under this subsection. C Advancing Health Equity Through Payment and Delivery Reform 441. Sense of Congress It is the Sense of Congress that the sustainability of the U.S. health care system hinges on restructuring how health care is paid for, shifting away from paying for the volume of services provided to the value the services provide. High value care is care that provides higher quality care more efficiently, achieving greater health improvement and better health outcomes at lower cost (per patient and overall). A high value health care system must deliver timely, accessible, well-coordinated, high quality, culturally centered, and language appropriate care to everyone. Therefore, eliminating health disparities and achieving health equity must be central to efforts to achieve a high value health care system. This will require tailored interventions and targeted investments to address inequities in health and health care to make sure that health care delivery and payment efforts are responsive to and inclusive of the needs of communities of color and other communities experiencing disparities. New models of value-based payment and care delivery should consider the holistic needs of the patient population, including social determinants of health and behavioral health needs. 442. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services quality payment program (a) In general The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Quality Payment Program, developed