; (iv) inpatient and outpatient hospital services; (v) mental health services; (vi) physician services; (vii) population health improvement services; (viii) preventatives services; (ix) prescription drugs; and (x) substance abuse services. (B) Coverage for— (i) community and individual assessment tools to identify any negative influences of health and economic self-sufficiency to assist physicians in understanding the social determinants of health impacting an individual; (ii) a planning process to resolve any negative influences identified pursuant to clause (i) and promote well-being through community partnerships between the community-based coverage entity and— (I) businesses; (II) educational institutions; (III) investors; (IV) local, State, and Federal governmental agencies; and (V) organizations described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 that focuses on human service needs relating to behavioral health, poverty, education, and access and safety; (iii) the monitoring of and support (including health coaching services and coordination of services within a community to address the needs of an individual) with respect to financial, emotional, and physical health; and (iv) any other benefit the community-based coverage entity determines appropriate. (2) Educational and occupational training Under the program, a community-based coverage entity shall— (A) connect and foster ongoing relationships between qualifying individuals and educational and occupational training (including classes, workshops, mentorships, and apprenticeships) designed to enhance preparation for work and support economic self-sufficiency in a manner that reflects the needs of such individuals and opportunities in the community; (B) with respect to the comprehensive health improvement process described in subsection (e)(1)(C)(vi), identify and address barriers to employment and increasing income for qualifying individuals