; (ii) household chores and environmental maintenance tasks; (iii) communication and interpersonal skills, such as— (I) using the telephone or other communications devices; (II) forming and maintaining interpersonal relationships; or (III) securing opportunities to participate in group support or peer-to-peer support arrangements; (iv) travel and community participation, such as shopping, arranging appointments, or moving around the community; (v) care of others, such as raising children, taking care of pets, or selecting caregivers; or (vi) management of personal property and personal safety, such as— (I) taking medication; (II) handling or managing money; or (III) responding to emergent situations or unscheduled needs requiring an immediate response. (B) Assistance The term assistance used with respect to instrumental activities of daily living, includes support provided to an individual by another person due to confusion, dementia, behavioral symptoms, or cognitive, intellectual, mental, or emotional disabilities, including support to— (i) help the individual identify and set goals, overcome fears, and manage transitions; (ii) help the individual with executive functioning, decisionmaking, and problem solving; (iii) provide reassurance to the individual; and (iv) help the individual with orientation, memory, and other activities related to independent living. (9) Long-term service or support The terms long-term service or support and LTSS mean the assistance provided to an individual with a disability in accomplishing, acquiring the means or ability to accomplish, maintaining, or enhancing— (A) activities of daily living; (B) instrumental activities of daily living; (C) health-related tasks; or (D) other functions, tasks, or activities related to an activity or task described in subparagraph (A), (B), or (C). (10) LTSS insurance provider The term LTSS insurance provider means a public or private entity that— (A) provides funds for long-term services and supports