shall assess the extent to which an Organization offers integrated and patient-centered care through analysis of information obtained from Program-eligible beneficiaries assigned to or who elect the Organization through surveys, such as the In-Center Hemodialysis Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems. (iv) No effect on other renal dialysis facility quality requirements Nothing in this section shall be construed as affecting the requirements established under section 1881(h). (C) Requirements for esrd fee-for-service integrated care strategy (i) In general An Organization seeking a contract under this section to offer one or more ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care Models shall develop and submit for the Secretary’s approval as part of the application of the Organization to participate in the Program under this section, subject to clauses (ii) and (iii), an ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care Strategy. (ii) ESRD fee-for-service integrated care strategy In assessing an ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care Strategy under clause (i), the Secretary shall consider the extent to which the Strategy includes elements such as the following: (I) Use of interdisciplinary care teams led by at least one nephrologist, and comprised of registered nurses, social workers, renal dialysis facility managers, and as appropriate other representatives from alternative settings described in subclause (VIII). (II) Use of a decision process for care plans and care management that includes the nephrologist, a member of the transplant evaluation team, and other practitioners responsible for direct delivery of care to Program-eligible beneficiaries assigned to or who elect the Organization involved. (III) Use of health risk and other assessments to determine the physical, psychosocial, nutrition, language, cultural, and other needs of Program-eligible beneficiaries assigned to or who elect the Organization involved. (IV) Development and at least annual updating of individualized care plans that incorporate at least the