; (3) determinations of eligibility are uniform and consistent, regardless of whether the frontline health care worker is a borrower of eligible Federal student loans, eligible private student loans, or both; and (4) such program is made available to any frontline health care worker (including a worker who does not meet the definition of frontline health care worker solely because such worker did not complete at least 3 months of full-time service (or the equivalent) prior to death) who was a borrower of eligible Federal student loans, eligible private student loans, or both, and who died as a result of the coronavirus, to relieve the family and estate of such deceased worker of the burden of the student loan obligation of the such deceased worker. 4. Notice of availability of loan forgiveness (a) Notice to the public Not later than 15 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretaries concerned, in consultation with institutions of higher education and lenders and holders of Federal student loans and private education loans, shall take such actions as may be necessary to ensure that borrowers who have outstanding eligible Federal student loans, outstanding eligible private student loans, or both, are aware of the student loan forgiveness program authorized by this Act. Such information shall— (1) be presented in a form that is widely available to the public, especially to borrowers with eligible Federal student loans, eligible private student loans, or both, and to frontline health care workers; (2) be easily understandable