Early intervention service coordination is advisory in nature. A restriction may not be placed on a qualified participant’s option to receive early intervention service coordination. Early intervention service coordination does not restrict or otherwise affect: Eligibility for Title XIX benefits or other available benefits or programs; The freedom of a participant's parent or family to select from all available services for which the participant is found to be eligible; A participant's parent or family's free choice among qualified providers, in the participant's behalf; or A provider's right to bill the Program for other covered Program services. Early intervention service coordination may not be: Provided as an integral and inseparable part of another covered Program service; Provided as an administrative function necessary for the proper and efficient operation of the State's Medical Assistance plan; Rendered in connection with the implementation of §1915(b) or (c) of the Social Security Act; or Delivered as part of institutional discharge planning. Reimbursement may not be made for early intervention service coordination if a participant is receiving a comparable case management service under another Program authority. A participant’s service coordinator may not be the participant’s parent.