; (B) best practices for ensuring that doulas receive reimbursement for doula care services provided under a State Medicaid program, which may include allowing organizations such as doula collectives to receive reimbursement directly for doula care services provided under the State Medicaid program; and (C) best practices for increasing access to doula care services under State Medicaid programs. (2) Stakeholder consultation In developing the guidance required under paragraph (1), the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services shall consult with MACPAC and other relevant stakeholders, including— (A) State Medicaid officials; (B) organizations representing consumers, including those that are disproportionately impacted by poor maternal health outcomes; (C) organizations representing doula care providers, including those who serve underserved communities; and (D) organizations representing health care professionals. 6. GAO report on State Medicaid programs' use of telemedicine to increase access to maternity care Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Comptroller General of the United States shall submit a report to Congress on State Medicaid programs' use of telemedicine to increase access to maternity care. Such report shall include the following: (1) The number of State Medicaid programs that utilize telemedicine to increase access to maternity care. (2) With respect to State Medicaid programs that utilize telemedicine to increase access to maternity care, information about— (A) common characteristics of such programs' approaches to utilizing telemedicine to increase access to maternity care; and (B) what is known about— (i) the demographic characteristics of the individuals enrolled in such programs who use telemedicine to access maternity care; (ii) health outcomes for such individuals as compared to individuals with similar characteristics who did not use telemedicine to access maternity care