; (II) fewer individuals (overall and within particular beneficiary populations) receiving home and community-based services; or (III) increased cost-sharing for home and community-based services. (B) Access to services The State enhances, expands, or strengthens home and community-based services by doing all of the following: (i) Addressing access barriers and disparities in access or utilization identified in the State HCBS infrastructure improvement plan. (ii) Expanding financial eligibility criteria for home and community-based services up to Federal limits. (iii) Requiring coverage of personal care services for all eligible populations receiving home and community-based services in the State. (iv) Using no wrong door programs, providing presumptive eligibility for home and community-based services, and improving home and community-based services counseling and education programs. (v) Expanding access to behavioral health services and coordination with employment, housing, and transportation supports. (vi) Providing supports to family caregivers, which shall include providing respite care, and may include providing such services as caregiver assessments, peer supports, or paid family caregiving. (vii) Adopting, expanding eligibility for, or improving coverage provided under a Medicaid buy-in program authorized under subclause (XIII), (XV), or (XVI) of section 1902(a)(10)(A)(ii). (C) Strengthened and expanded workforce (i) In general The State strengthens and expands the direct care workforce that provides home and community-based services by— (I) adopting processes to ensure that payments for home and community-based services are sufficient to ensure that care and services are available to the extent described in the State HCBS infrastructure improvement plan