; (B) permitting the individual to designate a person of their choice for the purposes of supporting that individual in communicating, processing information, or making medical decisions; (C) providing auxiliary aids and services to facilitate the individual’s ability to communicate and process health-related information, including use of assistive communication technology; (D) providing information to persons designated by the individual, consistent with the provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ( 4 U.S.C. 13 et seq.), and other applicable laws and regulations governing disclosure of health information; (E) providing health information in a format that is readily understandable by the individual; and (F) working with a court-appointed guardian or other individual responsible for making medical decisions on behalf of the individual, to ensure that the individual is included in decisions involving the health care of the individual and that medical decisions are in accordance with the individual’s own expressed interests. (10) Support network The term support network means, with respect to a person, one or more individuals selected by the person or by the person and the guardian of the person, to provide assistance to that person or guidance to that person in understanding issues, making plans for the future, or making complex decisions, including the person’s family, friends, unpaid supporters, religious congregations, and community centers. 3. Prohibition of discrimination (a) In general Subject to subsection (b), a covered entity may not, solely on the basis of a qualified individual’s mental or physical disability— (1) deem such individual ineligible to receive an anatomical gift or organ transplant; (2) deny such individual medical or related organ transplantation services, including evaluation, surgery, counseling, and postoperative treatment and care