; (iii) shall work with the family of each child with complex medical conditions assigned to the entity to develop and incorporate ongoing home care, community-based pediatric primary care, care from the most medically appropriate or family-preferred children's hospital, social support services, and local hospital pediatric emergency care into the child's care plan consistent with family choice and the needs of the child; (iv) shall include the families of children with complex medical conditions in the delivery of care and the development, operation, and evaluation of its services; (v) shall interact with children with complex medical conditions and their families in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner; (vi) shall provide integration and access to sub-specialized pediatric services and programs for children with complex medical conditions, including the most intensive diagnostic, treatment, and critical care levels as medically necessary, including appropriate out-of-State care; (vii) can coordinate and integrate the full range of pediatric medical, surgical, and behavioral specialists and subspecialists needed, based on clinical qualifications (such as board certification) and patient preference, on the care team to care for children with complex medical conditions, as well as providers offering specialized services, such as rehabilitative and habilitative health care and private-duty nursing, if needed; (viii) can coordinate the provision of outpatient care needs, including durable medical equipment, medical supplies, and medical foods, if needed; (ix) can arrange and coordinate care for children with complex medical conditions from out-of-State providers to the maximum extent practicable for the families of such children and where medically necessary in accordance with the guidance provided under subsection (d)(1); (x) can coordinate and collect payments by liable third parties (including parties described in section 1902(a)(25)(A)) for care and services provided or arranged for by the entity