Services supporting self-direction allow enrollees to have the responsibility for managing all aspects of healthcare delivery in a person-centered planning process; while such services are a non-primarily health related benefit, they may have a reasonable expectation of improving or maintaining the health or overall function of the chronically ill enrollee. Plans may provide services to assist in the establishment of decision-making authority for healthcare needs (e.g., power of attorney for health services) and/or may provide education such as financial literacy classes, technology education, and language classes. Interpreter services may also be provided to enrollees to facilitate encounters with healthcare providers. Plans may not include expenses for funerals as a covered benefit. Primarily health related education (e.g., Health Education, Medical Nutrition Therapy) that is consistent with existing guidance (see Chapter 4, section 30.3) for primarily health related supplemental benefits may be offered by an MA Plan as a supplemental benefit in PBP category B14c.