; (iii) promoting diversion to mental health and substance use disorder treatment programs instead of incarceration for mental health conditions and substance use disorders; (iv) improving access to primary care and other medical services in community mental health and substance use disorder settings; (v) promoting better treatment and services for mental health conditions and substance use disorders while incarcerated; and (vi) providing better coordination for wraparound services at every point in health care and the justice system for individuals with mental health conditions and substance use disorders, including social supports, housing, education, and employment. (B) A focus on adults, children, youth, and adolescents. (C) Creating and implementing a transition plan for patients with mental health conditions or substance use disorders who change systems, departments, agencies, or services. (2) Inventory The Interagency Coordinator shall— (A) take an inventory of all positions, committees, task forces, grants, and funding streams in the Federal Government that are related to mental health and substance use disorders; and (B) provide suggestions to the President, the Congress, and relevant Federal departments and agencies on removing, restructuring, and reorganizing such positions, committees, task forces, grants, and funding streams. (3) Knowledge center The Interagency Coordinator shall establish and maintain a knowledge center to provide to the public, including by means of a website, reliable information on mental health and substance use disorders, including insurance information and navigation tools for the appeals process for insurance denials. (4) Best practices The Interagency Coordinator shall identify best practices for— (A) culturally congruent and linguistically appropriate mental health and substance use disorder care; (B) comprehensive mental health and substance use disorder care; (C) continuity of mental health and substance use disorder care