; (B) acted in the best interest of the individual receiving the item or service; and (C) acted in a manner consistent with the individual’s wishes. (2) Override of standards (A) In general An individual’s treating physician or other health care professional authorized to exercise independent professional judgment in implementing a patient’s medical or nursing care plan in accordance with the scope of practice, licensure, and other law of the State where items and services are to be furnished may override practice standards established pursuant to section 201(a) or practice guidelines described in paragraph (1), including such standards and guidelines that are implemented by a provider through the use of health information technology, such as electronic health record technology, clinical decision support technology, and computerized order entry programs. (B) Limitation An override described in subparagraph (A) shall, in the professional judgment of such physician, nurse, or health care professional, be— (i) consistent with such physician’s, nurse’s, or health care professional’s determination of medical necessity and appropriateness or nursing assessment; (ii) in the best interests of the individual; and (iii) consistent with the individual’s wishes. 204. Coverage of long-term care services (a) In general Subject to the other provisions of this Act, individuals enrolled for benefits under this Act are entitled to the following long-term services and supports and to have payment made by the Secretary to an eligible provider for such services and supports if medically necessary and appropriate and in accordance with the standards established in this Act, for maintenance of health or for care, services, diagnosis, treatment, or rehabilitation that is related to a medically determinable condition, whether physical or mental, of health, injury, or age that— (1) causes a functional limitation in performing one or more activities of daily living