; or (C) a small subsection (d) urban safety net hospital (as determined by the Secretary) with less than 200 beds that is deemed to be a disproportionate share hospital under section 1923(b). (3) Innovations addressing mental and physical health comorbidities The term innovations addressing mental and physical health comorbidities means innovations implemented by an eligible hospital that seek to promote holistic care and treatment of an applicable individual’s co-occurring mental and physical health comorbidities, support early detection of such comorbidities, or prevent their onset, including the following: (A) Implementation of interdisciplinary integrative coordinated care team models, including those that utilize mental health emergency department in-reach staff (and other emergency-department interventions), care coordination staff and social services support, and clinic-based services. (B) Integration of mental health services into medical homes, coordinated care organizations, accountable care entities, and in-home services. (C) Incorporation of mental health and social risk screening into medical screening, particularly in child and adolescent populations. (D) Preventing adverse impacts on mental health resulting from physical health treatments or medications, or on physical health resulting from mental health treatments or medications, through cross disciplinary provider education, quality metrics, and other mechanisms. (E) Improvements in electronic health records and other technology platforms or networks to capture, track, and monitor mental and physical health treatments and medications provided across care settings and otherwise facilitate care coordination. (F) Piloting of reimbursement modifications that utilize site-neutral payments and that address conflicts and disincentives related to chronic care management and behavioral health management and differential treatment of inpatient and outpatient settings. (G) Mitigating the incidence of admission and readmission into psychiatric inpatient