; and (v) how the guidance provided under this subparagraph interacts with the requirements of section 431.52 of title 42, Code of Federal Regulations. (B) Stakeholder input In carrying out subparagraph (A), the Secretary shall issue a Request For Information to seek input from States, patient or family advocates and organizations that represent patients or families, children’s health groups, providers (including children’s hospitals, hospitals, pediatricians, and other pediatric providers), managed care plans, and other relevant stakeholders. (2) Out-of-State policies for EPHHs A State electing to provide medical assistance pursuant to subsection (a) shall provide information, consistent with guidance from the Secretary, to enhanced pediatric health homes receiving payment under this section, regarding the State’s policies and procedures for accessing care for children with complex medical conditions from out-of-State providers. For the purpose of helping facilitate medically necessary care for such children, such information shall include information on how out-of-State providers who provide services to such children can receive payment by such State Medicaid program. (3) Best practices A State electing to provide medical assistance pursuant to subsection (a) shall consider adopting best practices for providing access to out-of-State providers for children with complex medical conditions consistent with guidance provided by the Secretary under paragraph (1). (e) Payments to enhanced pediatric health homes (1) In general A State shall provide an EPHH with payments for the provision of EPHH services to each child enrolled with an EPHH that has an EPHH program agreement with the State. Such payments for such services shall be treated in the same manner as payments under section 1945(c)(1), and, with respect to payments for services described in section 1945(h)(4)(B) provided by an EPHH to children with complex medical conditions enrolled with the EPHH during the first 8 fiscal quarters in which the EPHH program