care model or primary care behavioral health model for behavioral health integration. (b) Integration of mental health or substance use disorder services with primary care services For purposes of subsection (a)(2), the term integration of mental health or substance use disorder services with primary care services means any of the following: (1) The delivery of mental health or substance use disorder services in a setting that is physically located in the same practice or building as a primary care setting, or when at least 1 provider of mental health or substance use disorder services is available in a primary care setting via telehealth. (2) The use of behavioral health integration models primarily intended for pediatric populations with non-severe mental health needs that are focused on prevention and early detection and intervention methods through a multidisciplinary collaborative behavioral health team approach co-managed with primary care, to include same-day access to family-focused mental health treatment services. (3) Having providers of mental health or substance use disorder services physically co-located in a primary care setting with same-day visit availability. (4) Implementing or maintaining enhanced care coordination or targeted case management which includes regular interactions between and within care teams. (5) Providing mental health or substance use disorder screening and follow-up assessments, interventions, or services within the same practice or facility as a primary care or physical service setting. (6) The use of assertive community treatment that is integrated with or facilitated by a primary care practice. (7) Delivery of integrated primary care and mental health care or substance use disorder care in the home or in community-based settings for individuals who are recipients of Medicaid home and community-based services. 208. Funding for implementation and operations There is appropriated to the Secretary of Health and Human Services for fiscal year 2024, out of any funds in the