; and (ii) the name of the facility and location where the suicide or attempted suicide occurred. (B) Not later than 60 days after such date, notice of the following information regarding the veteran who committed or attempted to commit suicide: (i) The enrollment status of the veteran with respect to the patient enrollment system of the Department under section 1705 of this title. (ii) The most recent encounter between the veteran and any employee or facility of the Veterans Health Administration before the suicide or attempted suicide occurred. (iii) Whether the veteran had private medical insurance. (iv) The Armed Force in which the veteran served. (v) The time period when the veteran served in the Armed Forces. (vi) The age of the veteran. (vii) The marital status of the veteran. (viii) The employment status of the veteran. (ix) The housing status of the veteran. (x) Confirmation that the Secretary has provided notice to the immediate family members of the veteran regarding any Department support or assistance for which such family members may be eligible. (2) Each notice submitted under subparagraph (A) or (B) of paragraph (1) shall include a copy of guidance developed by the Secretary for purposes of dissemination that is designed to— (A) deter the sensationalism of suicide; (B) provide information regarding warning signs that are often exhibited by veterans at risk of suicide; and (C) provide notice of the resources the Department offers to veterans who may be at risk of suicide, including the Veterans Crisis Line and readjustment counseling provided through Vet Centers. .