; (B) improving the integration and coordination of clinical and nonclinical services; (C) expanding access to a comprehensive care planning process and services; and (D) developing and implementing alternative payment models that provide accountability for health care costs and quality outcomes. (2) Eligible entity In this subsection, the term eligible entity means the following: (A) A State Medicaid agency. (B) A State, local, or tribal health agency. (C) An accountable care organization under section 1899 or an accountable care organization model tested under title XVIII or with respect to such title under this section. (D) A Lead Organization (as defined in paragraph (9)). (E) A quality improvement organization, such as a Quality Innovation Network–Quality Improvement Organization with a contract pursuant to part B of this title. (3) Application (A) In general Eligible entities seeking a cooperative agreement under this subsection shall submit to the Secretary an application, at such time, and in such manner as the Secretary may require. An application must include— (i) a list of participating practitioners, providers of services, community-based organizations, and other individuals and entities; (ii) a description of the target population or populations and geographic service area; (iii) a description of the intended uses of amounts awarded under paragraph (4), and a plan for leveraging existing funding sources to deliver services to the target population or populations; (iv) a description of the intended care delivery model and how the model supports high-quality, person- and family-centered care; (v) a plan for— (I) working with community-based organizations, including faith-based organizations and aging and disability organizations; (II) improving community-based supports for family caregivers