; and (C) submit a plan to ensure ongoing multidisciplinary continuing education on infection-triggered conditions for— (i) physicians treating Long COVID; and (ii) other physicians and health care workers who are not treating Long COVID, but are otherwise serving patients in the community. (e) Equitable access In order to ensure equitable access treatment— (1) no grantee under this section shall deny access to treatment with respect to Long COVID based on insurance coverage, date of diagnosis, or previous hospitalization; (2) a grantee under this section shall with respect to Long COVID— (A) offer equity-centered resources (such as the ability to offer resources in various languages), information, and training to safety net health systems; and (B) disseminate to individuals and organizations that provide care best practices and treatment approaches that enhance access to high-quality care to everyone where they live; and (3) treatment for Long COVID shall be included as a COVID–19 treatment, consistent with the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 ( Public Law 117–2 ). (f) Development of Evidence-Based Strategies for High-Value Care for Individuals with Long COVID (1) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality shall, subject to appropriations pursuant to subsection (i), award multi-year grants to eligible entities meeting such criteria as specified by the Secretary through rulemaking for the purposes of— (A) supporting the generation of evidence about how to deliver high quality, high-value health care for individuals with Long COVID for the treatment of the condition; (B) creating tools and strategies to help health systems and hospitals, primary and specialty physicians, nurses, allied health care professionals, and caregivers provide high-quality, high-value care for individuals with Long COVID