unified provision of home and community-based services and how such State will ensure that such services address all functional impairments. (5) An explanation of how the State will ensure access to such services. (6) A plan for carrying out outreach and education activities with respect to the availability of such services through Aging and Disability Resource Centers and other similar entities (such as entities receiving funds from the Administration for Community Living or the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration), including a program that ensures that an individual is not denied such services based on the fact that the individual contacts the wrong entity (commonly referred to as a No Wrong Door Program ). (7) A plan for how such services will be coordinated with other relevant State agencies, such as housing, transportation, child welfare, food and income security, and employment agencies. (8) A description of how the State will build capacity prior to the implementation of the requirement described in subsection (a) to ensure that such services are available to every eligible individual under the Medicaid program and how the State will ensure that such services are provided in a setting that meets the requirements specified in paragraph (1) of section 1905(jj) of the Social Security Act, as added by section 102. (9) In the case of a State that utilizes an alternative benefit plan, a description of how the State will ensure that all individuals who are eligible individuals (as defined in such section) are appropriately identified as medically frail and exempted from such plan. (10) How the State will coordinate eligibility for such services with other disability eligibility programs, such as disability buy-in programs. (11) Data and milestone requirements to ensure community integration, including such requirements with respect to utilization of such services by demographics (as defined in section 2). (d) State plan requirement Section 1902(a) of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C.