(D) Self-care. (E) Self-management. (F) Impairments that affect the person’s capacity for social or economic participation. (b) Clarification Under this part, in the case of an individual described in subsection (a) who experiences periods in which their functional capacity changes or improves, such individual shall continue to have access to benefits under this part as needed. If such an individual’s functional capacity improves to a point in which the individual no longer requires home and community based long-term services and supports, or requires fewer services, the individual shall be able to immediately and seamlessly resume receiving all needed services if and when their functional needs recur. Eligibility for services shall be maintained if, without the services, the individual would have reduced functional capacity. When assessing functional impairment, the individual will be assessed without regard to any current services or the ameliorative effects of other mitigating measures described in section 3(4)(E)(i)(I) of the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990. (c) Benefits (1) Definition For purposes of this title, the term home and community based long-term services and supports benefit means the daily living supports needed by eligible individuals in order to live, work, and participate in their communities, and includes all home and community based services and supports coverable as of the date of the enactment of this title, under any State plan or waiver under title XIX, including— (A) home health aides and homemakers