; (ii) with respect to referrals to a facility of the Department, the three-business-day standard for scheduling an appointment at a facility of the Department; and (iii) with respect to referrals for care in the community, the seven-calendar-day standard for scheduling an appointment for care in the community. (B) The number and percentage of referrals from each facility of the Department that meet each of the standards specified in subparagraph (A), disaggregated by each of the five, or more, most in-demand categories of care provided at such facility (such as mental health, cardiology, neurology, oncology, etc.). (C) A list of all medical centers of the Department ranked from best to worst in meeting the standard under subsection (a), including a disaggregated list by State. (3) Annually included information Not less frequently than annually, the Secretary shall include in the report required under paragraph (1)— (A) aggregated data for the four-quarter period preceding the date of the report; (B) a description of steps taken by the Department to improve the timeliness of the provision of care by the Department and an estimate of when the Department will be fully compliant with the standard under subsection (a). (4) Public availability The Secretary shall make each report required under paragraph (1) publicly available on a website of the Veterans Health Administration.