; and (BB) comply with such other requirements relating to the health and safety of individuals who receive services furnished by the facility as the State shall establish. (cc) Care coordination A freestanding birth center shall be able to meet care coordination requirements, including requirements to coordinate care across settings and providers to ensure seamless transitions for patients across the full spectrum of health services, and engage in consultation for higher level maternity care services, non-maternity care services, and behavioral health needs, and which may include plans for consultation, collaboration and referral, and arrangements with the following: (AA) Federally-qualified health centers (and as applicable, rural health clinics) to provide Federally-qualified health center services (and as applicable, rural health clinic services) to the extent such services are not provided directly through the birth center. (BB) Other outpatient clinics, including licensed midwifery and physician practices. (CC) Inpatient acute care facilities with obstetrical care units. (dd) Scope of Services As determined by the Secretary, a freestanding birth center must be able to provide peripartum care for women with a low-risk pregnancy and for newborns, consistent with evidence-based guidelines. (ee) Capabilities A freestanding birth center shall have the following: (AA) The capability and equipment to provide prenatal, labor and delivery, postpartum, and newborn care for women with a low-risk pregnancy, readiness at all times to initiate emergency procedures to meet unexpected needs of such women and of newborns within the center, including at least 2 qualified staff on-site at every birth, and the ability to facilitate transport to an acute care hospital with an obstetrical care unit when necessary. (BB) An established transfer plan with a receiving hospital with an obstetrical care unit with policies and procedures for timely transport. (CC) Medical consultation available from a licensed board-certified physician