; and (B) personal or home care aides providing services to individuals who are not enrolled in a State Medicaid program. (4) Wages earned by personal or home care aides in each State. (5) Variations in wages across types of employers of personal or home care aides. (6) Any other such data as ASPE determines relevant to studying how to improve the recruitment and retention of the personal or home care aide workforce. (b) Proposed FMAP increase (1) In general Based on the data collected under arrangements entered into under subsection (a), ASPE shall determine a proposed increased FMAP for amounts expended by a State for medical assistance described in section 1905(ff)(2) of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 1396d(ff)(2) ) (as added by section 401) under the State Medicaid program that is provided by a personal or home care aide. (2) Requirements The proposed increased FMAP shall be designed to do the following: (A) Provide adequate reimbursement under State Medicaid programs for increased costs for Federal, State, and local changes in wages and benefits for personal or home care aides as a result of this Act and the amendments made by this Act. (B) Improve the rates of retention and recruitment of personal or home care aides who provide medically necessary services. (C) Ensure the independence and integration of individuals with disabilities who rely on personal or home care aides. (3) Consultation In determining such proposed increased FMAP, ASPE shall consult with the Domestic Worker Wage and Standards Board and shall provide that Board with the opportunity to make formal written comments on ASPE's final proposed increased FMAP before the report required under subsection (c) is submitted to Congress. (c) Report (1) Deadline Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, ASPE shall submit a report to Congress that includes the following: (A) The proposed increased FMAP determined by ASPE. (B) An explanation of the benefits of using the proposed increased FMAP calculation for— (i) the personal