; (10) guidance for correctional facilities on proper ventilation and air filtration strategies to prevent the spread of COVID–19; (11) guidance on the proper daily, weekly, and monthly allowance for incarcerated persons of personal protective equipment and face coverings, hand sanitizer, soap, cleaning items, and other materials that could reduce the spread of COVID–19 in facilities, which shall be provided to incarcerated persons at no cost, including information on how to update existing guidelines within facilities on the limitation of incarcerated persons’ access to such materials; (12) guidance for correctional facilities on how to educate incarcerated persons, and the medical facilities treating those incarcerated persons for COVID–19, on the healthcare rights of the incarcerated persons under Federal and State law and the minimum ethical standards of care, including the use of medical isolation that does not include solitary confinement; (13) recommendations for correctional facilities on how to increase communication between incarcerated persons and friends and family outside of the facility during the COVID–19 pandemic, including guidance on how to suspend fees for phone calls and electronic communications and expand visitation (including virtual visitation) options; (14) requirements that correctional facilities communicate, not less frequently than biweekly, and in such a manner that permits for feedback from incarcerated persons, to incarcerated persons the steps being taken to address the COVID–19 pandemic in the facility