; (B) the number and location of programs; (C) the number of members of the Armed Forces and their dependents who have participated in such programs, disaggregated by Armed Force, military occupation, sex, age, race, and ethnicity, when applicable; and (D) whether such programs are delivered in-person or virtually and the frequency of the availability of such programs; (3) The number of behavioral health specialists for pregnant and postpartum members of the Armed Forces and dependents integrated into obstetric care practices, pediatrics, and women’s clinics at military medical treatment facilities. (4) An assessment of the implementation of, or plans to implement, a pilot program to provide a reproductive behavioral health consultation service by the Secretary as outlined in the White House Blueprint for Addressing the Maternal Health Crisis, dated June 2022, including— (A) the number of providers the pilot program has served or plans to serve, disaggregated by provider type, specialty, and location; (B) the number and type of trainings providers received or will receive through the consultation line on evidence-based practices to prevent, screen, refer, and treat perinatal mental health conditions; (C) the locations that have had or will have access to the pilot program; (D) the types of expertise services that the consultation line provides or will provide