; (B) substance use disorder treatment facilities; (C) mental health treatment facilities; (D) facilities that employ licensed mental health and substance use disorder professionals, such as child and adult psychiatrists, child and adult psychologists, advanced practice nurses, social workers, licensed professional counselors, or other licensed professionals that provide mental health or substance use disorder services to pediatric or adult patients; (E) alliances of hospitals or facilities listed in any of clauses (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), and (vi); and (F) other facilities as determined by the Secretary. (4) The term mental health treatment facility — (A) includes— (i) a child or adult outpatient facility that provides— (I) intensive outpatient services; (II) partial hospitalization services; (III) crisis intervention and stabilization; or (IV) other mental, behavioral, or emotional health services deemed appropriate by the Secretary; (ii) a hospital (including a general acute hospital, a psychiatric hospital, a critical access hospital, a rural emergency hospital, a sole community hospital, a children’s hospital, or other type of hospital as specified by the Secretary) that— (I) provides acute, short-term inpatient psychiatric treatment services or outpatient services; and (II) may include a military services program to meet the needs of active and retired military servicemembers; and (iii) a facility within or near an emergency department for providing discharge planning and instructions to emergency department patients in need of mental health or substance use disorder treatment and transfer to an appropriate mental health or substance use disorder treatment care setting; and (B) excludes a facility that provide long-term inpatient care. (5) The term substance use disorder treatment facility — (A) includes— (i) a child or adult outpatient facility that provides outpatient substance use disorder services