; (I) the number of bills paid using a credit card; and (J) any other information determined appropriate by the Secretary. (3) Availability of information The information contained in the database shall be available on a public, searchable internet website regularly updated by the Secretary. The Secretary shall annually publish a public list on HHS.gov of any health care entity that fails to submit such required information. (4) CFPB report Not later than 12 months after the expiration of two annual reporting periods under paragraph (2), the Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau shall submit to Congress a report containing an analysis of the reports submitted under that paragraph and an explanation of whether the findings based on the database under this subsection are a useful tool for the agency’s Supervision of Nondepository Covered Persons, including the Risk-Based Supervision Program (under section 1024 of Public Law 111–203 ). Such report shall include recommendations to improve the disclosures by health care entities for the purposes of supervising the medical debt industry, including for predictive analytics, machine learning, or other analysis techniques used in its Risk-Based Supervision Program. . (b) CFPB report Not later than 12 months after the date of enactment of this Act, and every 2 years thereafter, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau shall publicly report on medical debt collections, incorporating data from the medical debt collection public database established pursuant to section 2795(a) of the Public Health Service Act, anonymized data from the three largest credit bureaus, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau database of consumer complaints, information from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Supervision of Nondepository Covered Persons program including the Risk-Based Supervision Program, and relevant complaints and information from other sources as available.