interventions designed to prevent or reduce the burden of cognitive, functional, behavioral, and psychological challenges as well as the associated stress on unpaid caregivers of the eligible individual. (D) Self-management tools An eligible entity shall provide self-management tools to enhance the skills of the unpaid caregiver of the eligible individual to manage the Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia of the eligible individual and to navigate the health care system. Such tools shall include training and support for unpaid caregivers in managing the limitations of eligible individuals, including education, problem solving strategies, care navigation support, support after discharge from a hospital or nursing home, and decision-making support. (E) Medication management An eligible entity shall furnish evidence-based medication review and management services to an eligible individual, including polypharmacy management, using a planned process to reduce or stop medications that may no longer be of benefit or may be having adverse cognitive effects, prescribing approved medications, and enhancing adherence to appropriate medications. (F) Treatment of related conditions An eligible entity shall provide interventions to prevent or treat conditions related to the Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia of the eligible individual, such as depression and delirium. (G) Care coordination An eligible entity shall provide ongoing care management services and shall coordinate services and supports among providers of services and suppliers, as well as social and community resources. Such services shall include necessary assistance for referrals to social and community-based organizations, collaboration with primary care providers and the interdisciplinary team of the eligible individual, and support for care transitions and continuity of care. (H) Exclusion of palliative care and hospice care Comprehensive care management services shall not include palliative care or hospice care. (I) Other services The Secretary may