; or (III) maximizing socioeconomic self-sufficiency, optimal independence, and full participation in the community; (iv) provided in a community location that is not specifically intended for individuals with disabilities; (v) provided in a location that— (I) allows the individuals receiving the services to interact with individuals without disabilities to the fullest extent possible; and (II) makes it possible for the individuals receiving the services to access community resources that are not specifically intended for individuals with disabilities and to have the same opportunities to participate in the community as individuals who do not have a disability; (vi) provided in multiple locations to allow the individual receiving the services to have options, thereby— (I) optimizing individual initiative, autonomy, and independence; and (II) facilitating choice regarding services and supports, and choice regarding the provider of such services; and (vii) in compliance with the Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) final rule published on January 16, 2014 (79 Fed. Reg. 2948), or a successor rule. (B) Exclusions The terms integrated community participation and wraparound services or integrated services shall not include a service provided in any of the following settings: (i) A nursing facility. (ii) An institution for individuals with mental diseases. (iii) An intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities. (iv) A congregate setting in which an individual does not have the ability, at the time preferred by the individual and in accordance with other preferences of the individual, to access services supporting the full inclusion and engagement of the individual in the greater community. (5) Local board