((a)) ** .—** The Secretary, in implementing and carrying out a plan developed under , may provide hospital care and medical services, including rehabilitative services (as defined in ), through cooperative agreements with appropriate public or private entities that have established long-term neurobehavioral rehabilitation and recovery programs.
((b)) ** .—** The care and services provided under subsection (a) shall be made available to an individual—
((1)) who is described in ; and
((2))
((A)) to whom the Secretary is unable to provide such treatment or services at the frequency or for the duration prescribed in such plan; or
((B)) for whom the Secretary determines that it is optimal with respect to the recovery and rehabilitation for such individual.
((c)) ** .—** Nothing in subtitle C of the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act of 2000 shall be construed as preventing a State protection and advocacy system (as defined in ) from exercising the authorities described in such subtitle with respect to individuals provided rehabilitative treatment or services under in a non-Department facility.
((d)) ** .—** The Secretary may not provide treatment or services as described in subsection (a) at a non-Department facility under such subsection unless such facility maintains standards for the provision of such treatment or services established by an independent, peer-reviewed organization that accredits specialized rehabilitation programs for adults with traumatic brain injury.