(1) an assisted living facility as defined in § 19-1801 of the Health--General Article;

(2) a congregate housing services program under Title 10, Subtitle 2 of the Human Services Article;

(3) a hospice facility as defined in § 19-901 of the Health--General Article;

(4) a hospital as defined in § 19-301 of the Health--General Article or a similar institution;

(5) a nursing home as defined in § 19-1401 of the Health--General Article; or

(6) any other type of facility that the Commission designates in regulation as a special medical needs facility.

(1) further the service quality and reliability goals under § 7-213 of this subtitle as they relate to special medical needs facilities; and

(2) encourage the reliable delivery of service to special medical needs facilities.

(1) on or before January 1 of each year, establish and provide a list of special medical needs facilities, including the licensed capacity of each facility, to each electric company for its service territory;

(2) post the list required under item (1) of this subsection on the Web site of the Maryland Department of Health; and

(3) establish a procedure to allow a special medical needs facility to remove its information from the list established under item (1) of this subsection.

(i) a list of special medical needs facilities that are served by protective devices that activated five or more times during the reporting period, resulting in a power outage;

(ii) a list of special medical needs facilities that experienced a service interruption that:

(iii) a list of special medical needs facilities that are served by the 3% of feeders assigned to an electric company's service territory in the State that are identified by the electric company as having the poorest reliability during the reporting period; and

(iv) a description of the electric company's performance in assessing and acting to remediate, and future plans and proposals to improve, the reliability of feeders and protective devices identified under this subsection.