; and (B) a patient of an eligible entity which has entered into an arrangement with a State under subsection (g). (c) Goals of demonstration project The goals of the demonstration project are the following: (1) To improve— (A) maternity and infant care outcomes; (B) birth equity; (C) health equity for— (i) Black, Indigenous, and other people of color; (ii) lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans­gen­der, queer, non-binary, and gender nonconfirming individuals; (iii) people who live in regions with limited or no access to obstetric care; (iv) people with disabilities; and (v) other underserved populations; (D) communication by and between maternity, infant care, and social services providers; (E) integration of perinatal support services, including community health workers, doulas, social workers, public health nurses, peer lactation counselors, lactation consultants, childbirth educators, peer mental health workers, and others, into health care entities and organizations; (F) care coordination between maternity, infant care, oral health services, and social services providers within the community; (G) the quality and safety of maternity and infant care; (H) the experience of individuals receiving respectful maternity care, including by increasing the ability of an individual to develop and follow their own birthing plans; and (I) access to adequate prenatal and postpartum care, including— (i) prenatal care that is initiated in a timely manner; (ii) not fewer than 5 post-pregnancy visits to a maternity care provider for postpartum care and support; (iii) interpregnancy care; and (iv) support and treatment for perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. (2) To provide coordinated, evidence-based, respectful, culturally and linguistically appropriate, and person-centered maternity care management. (3) To decrease— (A) preventable and severe maternal morbidity and maternal mortality; (B) overall health care spending; (C) unnecessary emergency department visits