; and (D) community-based organizations and individuals representing the communities with— (i) the highest overall rates of maternal mortality and morbidity; and (ii) the greatest racial disparities in rates of maternal mortality and morbidity; (2) the State selects obstetric providers to participate in the program as pregnancy medical homes, and requires that any provider that wishes to participate in the program as a pregnancy medical home— (A) commits to following evidence-based practices for maternity care, as developed by the State in consultation with relevant stakeholders; and (B) completes training to provide culturally and linguistically competent care; (3) under the program, each pregnancy medical home is required to conduct a standardized medical, obstetric, and psychosocial risk assessment for every patient of the medical home who is pregnant at the patient's first prenatal appointment with the medical home; (4) under the program, a care manager— (A) is assigned to each pregnancy medical home; and (B) coordinates care (including coordinating resources and referrals for health care and social services that are not available from the pregnancy medical home) for each patient of a pregnancy medical home who is eligible for services under the program