; and (C) meets such other qualities as the Secretary determines appropriate. (2) Services specified (A) In general For purposes of paragraph (1), the services specified in this paragraph are services described in any of paragraphs (7), (8), (13)(C), (19), (20), (24), and (29) (as applied without regard to the reference to September 30, 2025 ) of subsection (a) or in any of subsections (c)(4)(B), (c)(5), (k)(1)(A), (k)(1)(B), or (k)(1)(D) of section 1915, including the following: (i) Supported employment and integrated day services. (ii) Personal assistance, including personal care attendants, direct support professionals, home health aides, private duty nursing, homemakers and chore assistance, and companionship services. (iii) Services that enhance independence, inclusion, and full participation in the broader community. (iv) Non-emergency, non-medical transportation services to facilitate community integration. (v) Respite services provided in the individual’s home or broader community. (vi) Caregiver and family support services. (vii) Case management, including intensive case management, fiscal intermediary, and support brokerage services. (viii) Services which support person-centered planning and self-direction. (ix) Direct support services during acute hospitalizations. (x) Necessary medical and nursing services not otherwise covered which are necessary in order for the individual to remain in their home and community, including hospice services. (xi) Home and community-based intensive behavioral health and crisis intervention services. (xii) Peer support services. (xiii) Housing support, including transitional housing or transitional support services for individuals who are unhoused, and wrap-around services. (xiv) Necessary home modifications and assistive technology, including those which substitute for human assistance. (xv) Transition services to support an individual who is transitioning from an institutional setting to the community, including appropriate services for individuals who are unhoused or