; and (VI) providing information to family caregivers in accessible formats, including formats compatible with American Sign Language and multiple languages; (iii) ensuring that employees of covered agencies and the State agencies responsible for administering State Medicaid and CHIP plans understand how the covered programs can help family caregivers; (iv) improving the relationship between family caregivers and the covered agencies and the State agencies responsible for administering State Medicaid and CHIP plans, which may include regularly meeting with family caregivers, individuals entitled to, receiving services from, or filing for, 1 or more of the covered programs, and other stakeholders of the covered programs; (v) ensuring that employees of covered agencies and the State agencies responsible for administering State Medicaid and CHIP plans who are responsible for resolving disputes, appeals, and grievances within the covered programs receive education, training, and guidance on specific issues faced by family caregivers who participate in the covered programs; and (vi) taking other actions the covered officials may identify. (3) Input from family caregivers, organizations, and State entities In conducting the reviews under paragraph (1), the covered officials shall seek input from— (A) family caregivers, including family caregivers with a disability, that have interacted with the covered programs; (B) State, regional, national, and Tribal organizations representing or working with family caregivers or individuals receiving care from family caregivers