; (bb) have comprehensive care plans that are concrete and actionable; and (cc) have access to community-based palliative care services; and (vi) other information as determined appropriate by the Secretary. (4) Award amounts (A) In general The Secretary may award up to $5,000,000 under each cooperative agreement under this subsection. (B) Use of funds Funds awarded under a cooperative agreement may be used for the following purposes: (i) To develop and implement a care delivery model as described in paragraph (5)(B)(i) and an alternative payment model as described in paragraph (5)(B)(ii). (ii) To conduct education and training for health care professionals, beneficiaries and family caregivers, or community-based organizations in methods for documenting and sharing an individual's care goals, preferences, and values under such model. (iii) To hire staff to conduct care management and coordination activities as part of an interdisciplinary care team under such model. (iv) To support the development of community-based palliative care teams and the delivery of related services. (v) To modify, upgrade, or purchase health information technology, including technologies that support data aggregation and analytics, electronic exchange of health information, accessibility of an individual's comprehensive care plan, or remote monitoring under such model. (vi) To conduct other activities determined appropriate by the Secretary. (5) Implementation (A) Duration Each cooperative agreement under this subsection shall be awarded for a period of 7 years. (B) Pre-implementation period During the first 2 years of a cooperative agreement, an awardee shall work with the Secretary to— (i) develop a care delivery model using one or more of the waivers and expanded services described in paragraphs (7) and (8); (ii) develop an alternative payment model