; and (9) allowing States the option to implement ChiPACC through a State plan amendment would— (A) give States the ability to make such program a part of a State’s Medicaid program while avoiding the lengthy waiver process; and (B) give States the flexibility to establish and design its program to fit the needs of the respective State. 3. Optional Medicaid coverage of children’s program of all-inclusive coordinated care (a) Children’s program of all-Inclusive coordinated care Title XIX of such Act is further amended by inserting after section 1946 ( 42 U.S.C. 1396w–5 ) the following new section: 1947. Children’s program of all-inclusive coordinated care (a) State option (1) In general Beginning on January 1, 2019, a State, at its option as a State plan amendment, may elect to provide for medical assistance under this title to ChiPACC eligible individuals who choose to enroll in a children’s program of all-inclusive coordinated care. In the case of an individual who chooses to enroll in such a program pursuant to such an election— (A) the individual shall receive ChiPACC benefits in addition to other services under the State plan; and (B) the health care providers furnishing services under such program shall receive payment for providing such services in accordance with the terms of the State plan. (2) Numerical and geographical limitations permitted A State may establish— (A) a numerical limit on the number of individuals who may be enrolled in the State’s ChiPACC; or (B) geographic limitations on the service areas for a ChiPACC. (3) Process for determining eligible individuals If a State elects to establish a limitation under paragraph (2), the State shall establish a process for determining criteria for which individuals who may be enrolled in the State’s ChiPACC. (b) ChiPACC and other terms defined In this section: (1) Children’s program of all-inclusive coordinated care