A health insurance provider undertakes enhancements to its mobile application platform and finalizes the following capabilities as part of the scope of the next release:

This option describes a service provider-facing problem of locating other providers and their fees, whereas the GPS/maps capability is designed to serve plan subscribers seeking care, not providers seeking peers.

Getting directions is only a subset of what GPS integration enables - this option omits the fee information access component, making it an incomplete representation of the problem the capability solves.

The ability to integrate online maps and GPS technology into the mobile app resolves the combined problem of subscribers lacking location-based discovery of nearby participating providers and their fee data. Option C is the correct problem statement because it captures both functional dimensions of the capability - geographic proximity search via GPS and access to fee information - which together represent the full value of the described enhancement.

Alerting providers about the location of new subscribers is a push-notification or provider-facing feature unrelated to the subscriber-centric GPS and maps integration capability described in the scenario.