or to otherwise support efforts to establish or provide emergency medical services, or medical transport, for profit. (ii) Maximum amount A grant under the Program to such a for-profit qualified applicant (if singly) or to such qualified applicants (if a result of a joint application) or to otherwise so support such efforts shall be in an amount not to exceed $100,000. (iii) Purposes A qualified applicant that operates for profit may use funds awarded through a grant under the Program only for the purposes specified in paragraphs (1), (2), and (3) of subsection (b). (B) Time-based A for-profit qualified applicant (if singly) or qualified applicants (if a result of a joint application) awarded a grant under the Program may not apply for another such award for a period of three years. (2) Further limitation A grant under the Program to a not-for-profit qualified applicant or a joint application shall be in an amount not to exceed $300,000. (3) Reservation Not less than 20 percent of grants awarded under the Program shall be made available to qualified applicants in rural areas. (d) Metrics The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall develop metrics to assess the effectiveness of the Program in improving the coverage, response times, and ability of qualified applicants to provide medical transport and emergency medical services. (e) Claw backs The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall make every available effort to recover grant funds in case of noncompliance. To carry out this subsection, the Secretary shall establish a process through which notification is conveyed to qualified applicants determined to be in noncompliance, and such organizations are provided an opportunity to respond to such notification prior to the recovery of such funds. (f) Assessments