; (B) overall health care spending; (C) unnecessary emergency department visits; (D) disparities in maternal and infant care outcomes, including racial, economic, disability, gender-based, and geographical disparities; (E) racial, gender, economic, and other discrimination among among health care professionals; (F) racism, discrimination, disrespect, trauma, and abuse in maternity care settings; (G) the rate of cesarean deliveries for low-risk pregnancies; (H) the rate of preterm births and infants born with low birth weight; (I) the rate of avoidable maternal and newborn hospitalizations and admissions to intensive care units; (J) the rate of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. (d) Consultation In designing and implementing the demonstration project the Secretary shall consult with stakeholders, including— (1) States; (2) organizations representing relevant health care professionals, including oral health services professionals; (3) organizations, particularly reproductive justice and birth justice organizations led by people of color, that represent consumers of maternal health care, including consumers of maternal health care who are disproportionately impacted by poor maternal health outcomes; (4) representatives with experience implementing other maternity care home models, including representatives from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation; (5) community-based health care professionals, including doulas, lactation consultants, and other stakeholders; (6) experts in promoting health equity and combating racial bias in health care settings