; and (B) any additional services and supports developed to help people with disabilities live, work, and participate in their communities, including— (i) home health aides and homemakers; (ii) direct support professionals and personal attendant care services; (iii) hospice; (iv) nursing care; (v) medical social services; (vi) case management, fiscal intermediary, and support brokerage services; (vii) short-term inpatient care, including respite care and care for pain control; (viii) behavioral health long-term services and supports, including assertive community treatment, peer support services, intensive case management, supported employment, and supported housing wraparound