bundled payments, value-based purchasing agreements, and other payment mechanisms determined appropriate by the Secretary. (3) Advanced illness care and management services defined In this subsection, the term advanced illness care and management services means the following services, as appropriate for the individual's illness and stage of illness: (A) One or more face-to-face encounters between one or more members of the interdisciplinary team and the individual and, at the individual’s discretion, family caregivers, or, for an individual who lacks decisionmaking capacity under State law, the individual’s legally authorized representative. (B) The provision of information about the typical trajectory of illnesses or conditions that affect the individual, including foreseeable care decisions that may need to be made at a future time when the individual is likely to be unable to make decisions due to temporary or permanent cognitive or medical incapacity. (C) Assisting the individual in defining and articulating goals of care, values, and preferences. (D) Providing the individual with and discussing information about the benefits and burdens of relevant ranges of treatment options available to the individual, including disease modifying or potentially curative treatment, palliative care, which may be provided alone or in conjunction with disease modifying treatment, and, when the individual may be currently eligible or may become eligible for hospice care due to disease progression. (E) Assisting the individual in evaluating treatment options and approaches to care to identify those that most closely align with the individual’s goals of care, values, and preferences. (F) Preparing, and sharing with relevant providers, documentation— (i) that states the individual’s goals of care, preferences, and values, preferred decisionmaking strategies, and a plan of care that is concrete and actionable