; (B) who resides in the service area of a ChiPACC, as defined by the State administering agency; (C) who is eligible for medical assistance under the State plan without regard to this section; (D) who suffers from a serious illness or health condition and for whom there is a reasonable likelihood that the individual’s life will be threatened by such illness or condition; and (E) whose health status is expected to decline because of such illness or condition before attaining the age of 21. (3) ChiPACC coordinator The term ChiPACC coordinator means, with respect to a ChiPACC, an entity (which may be the State administering agency or another entity under an arrangement with such an agency) that, through the assignment of one or more case managers— (A) directs, supervises, and assures the coordination of comprehensive services to ChiPACC eligible individuals enrolled in the ChiPACC; and (B) assures the direct and continuous involvement of an interdisciplinary health professional team in managing and coordinating the provision of care and services within the coordinator’s responsibility to each such enrolled individual. (4) Interdisciplinary health professional team The term interdisciplinary health professional team means, with respect to a ChiPACC, a group of health professionals that— (A) includes at least— (i) one physician (as defined in section 1861(r)); (ii) one registered professional nurse; (iii) one social worker, pastoral counselor, or other counselor; and (iv) one case manager who may be one of the individuals described in clauses (i) through (iii); (B) develops a comprehensive plan of care for ChiPACC eligible individuals enrolled with the ChiPACC and furnishes, or supervises the provision of care and services described in subsection (c)(1) to an individual enrolled in the ChiPACC in a manner that takes into account the best interests of such individual and such individual’s family