; (B) develop and consider possible alternative approaches to enable Medicare beneficiaries to access innovative diabetes technologies and services; and (C) determine whether the existing administrative systems, benefit categories, and coverage, coding and payment policies under Medicare would provide or impede access to, and appropriate payment for, innovative diabetes technologies and services. (2) Analysis of access disparities (A) Private payor policies The Task Force shall review coverage policies developed by private payors for innovative diabetes technologies and services and determine whether disparities exist between patients with diabetes insured by private payors as compared to Medicare beneficiaries with diabetes. (B) Case studies The Task Force shall recommend to the Secretary the development of real-world patient case studies and health care provider case studies that identify barriers to access, and access disparities, under Medicare with respect to innovative diabetes technologies and services. (3) Identification of changes in relevant FDA approval and CMS coverage policies (A) CMS regulatory barriers to coverage The Task Force shall— (i) identify all the categories of items and services for which coverage is available under Medicare whether established by title XVIII of the Social Security Act or otherwise (in this section referred to as benefit categories) that may be used to provide for coverage of diabetes technologies and services, including innovative diabetes technologies and services; (ii) review regulations and subregulatory guidance for the benefit categories identified under clause (i) to identify policies that limit coverage of, and payment for, diabetes technologies and services under Medicare, especially innovative diabetes technologies and services