; and (ii) the transfer of patients to other facilities. (C) Plans with respect to specialized programs or groups of patients particularly vulnerable to interruptions in medical care, such as cancer chemotherapy or prenatal care. (D) Any plans for the closure of an emergency department, including diversion to other hospital emergency departments and the interface with emergency medical services. (E) Written agreements with other health care providers to accept responsibility for continuing the care of patients receiving ongoing care at the hospital. (F) Plans for— (i) how all medical records (including paper and electronic records) will be maintained throughout and after the closing; and (ii) how those medical records will be made available to former patients and the physicians who provide care for such patients. (G) Plans for the maintenance, transfer, and disposal of pharmaceuticals, chemicals, hazardous substances, and other similar materials located at the unit or department subject to the closing. (H) The anticipated timeline for closing the units or departments subject to the closing. (I) A communications and engagement plan with respect to the affected community, including plans for a public meeting to be held in the affected community. (J) Changes in the hospital’s governing body, administration, and medical staff leadership as the closure is implemented. (K) A plan regarding the hospital’s efforts to assist affected workers and students with— (i) finding suitable employment and educational opportunities