; and (ii) other efforts described in subparagraph (D)(iii). (F) Education efforts to train operators of 1–800–MEDICARE on providing appropriate resources and information to family caregivers. (3) Information about the option described in paragraph (1) provided through efforts described in paragraph (2) shall include a notification clarifying that such option is available to all individuals described in paragraph (1) regardless of whether such individuals are enrolled for the original Medicare fee-for-service option under part A or B or enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan. (4) Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this subsection, the Secretary, acting through the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services, shall submit to Congress and make publicly available best practices to protect individuals described in paragraph (1) against fraud relating to inappropriately accessing or using the personal health information of such individuals, including best practices for educating beneficiaries on fraud reporting mechanisms, and recommendations to improve timely agency investigation of beneficiary fraud reports. The Secretary shall provide for, as the Secretary determines appropriate, separate best practices for individuals described in paragraph (1), family caregivers, providers of services and suppliers, and other entities specified by the Secretary. (5) The Secretary shall provide for opportunities (such as through surveys) for family caregivers to provide feedback to the Secretary on experiences accessing information through 1–800–MEDICARE and on the outreach and education activities conducted under this subsection. (6) The outreach and education activities conducted under this subsection, and the specified family caregiver information access authorization form, shall be made available in non-English languages, as specified by the Secretary. (7) In conducting the outreach and education activities under this subsection, the Secretary shall, to the greatest extent