; (3) with respect to Medicare Advantage plans under which benefits are available for physician-administered drugs, the information described in subsection (d); and (4) the identifications described in subsection (e); and (5) an analysis of the impact of such integration on health care access, price, quality, and outcomes. (b) Medicare Advantage organizations For purposes of subsection (a)(1), the evaluation described in this subsection is, with respect to Medicare Advantage organizations and an applicable year, an evaluation, taking into account patient acuity and the types of areas serviced by such organization, of— (1) the average number of qualifying diagnoses made during such year with respect to enrollees of a Medicare Advantage plan offered by such organization who, during such year, received a health risk assessment from a specified health care provider; (2) the average risk score for such enrollees who received such an assessment during such year; (3) any relationship between such risk scores for such enrollees receiving such an assessment from such a provider during such year and incentive payments made to such providers; (4) the average risk score for enrollees of such plan who received any item or service from a specified health care provider during such year; (5) any relationship between the risk scores of enrollees under such plan and whether the enrollees have received any item or service from a specified provider