for implementing and carrying out responsibilities of the Federal Government under this title. (b) Responsibilities of the FCHCO In carrying out this title, the Director shall have the following responsibilities: (1) Development and publication of integrated care program models Subject to subsection (c), to develop and, not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this paragraph, publish, a range of program models (including but not limited to Medicare-Medicaid plans, accountable care organizations, and dual eligible special needs plans) for providing integrated care for dual eligible individuals from which States shall select to develop and administer integrated care programs for dual eligible individuals in accordance with this title. (2) Unified appeals process To develop and, not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this paragraph, publish a unified administrative appeals process for State integrated care programs for dual eligible individuals under this title to use in lieu of other administrative appeals processes involving Medicare and Medicaid. (3) Health risk assessment To develop a standardized health risk assessment questionnaire for dual eligible individuals that collects standard demographic data and information relating to food insecurity, access to transportation, internet access, utility difficulty, interpersonal safety, and housing instability. (4) Supplemental benefits standards and reporting requirements To establish standards for reporting by States and integrated care plans under title XXII information relating to the offering and provision of supplemental benefits under section 2204(d)(3), including data relating to enrollment, utilization, and outcomes, to annually publish a report regarding the offering and utilization of such benefits, and to study and report to the Secretary on whether to cap the actuarial dollar value allowed for such benefits under titles XVIII, XIX, and XXII. (5) Care coordinator requirements To— (A) establish a formula based on patient chronic