; and (ii) written safeguards of the rights of Program-eligible beneficiaries assigned to or who elect the Organization (including a patient bill of rights and procedures for grievances and appeals) in accordance with regulations and with other requirements of this title and applicable Federal and State laws designed to protect Program-eligible beneficiaries (including those who are entitled to medical assistance under a State plan under title XIX). (D) Oversight The Secretary shall develop and implement an oversight program to monitor an Organization’s compliance with Program requirements under an agreement under this section. (4) Treatment as alternative payment model and eligible alternative payment entity (A) Treatment of program The ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care Demonstration Program established under this section shall meet the definition of an alternative payment model described in section 1833(z)(3)(C)(iv). (B) Treatment of organization An Organization offering one or more ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care Models shall be treated under this section as an eligible alternative payment entity as described in clauses (i) and (ii)(I) of section 1833(z)(3)(D). (c) Program operation and scope (1) In general The Secretary shall develop a process such that an Organization can apply to offer one or more ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care Models. Such application shall include information on at least the following: (A) The estimated average revenue amount described in subsection (b)(2)(A)(ii)(II) for the Organization to cover benefits described in subsection (b)(2)(A)(i)(I). (B) Any benefits offered by the Organization beyond those described in such subsection. (C) A description of the Organization’s ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care strategy specified in subsection (b)(2)(D), including a detailed explanation of the Organization’s approach to fulfill the requirement to coordinate the delivery of multidisciplinary health and social services that, pursuant to a mutual agreement between a State and