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Medical Homes Provide Greater Access to Specialist Office Visits and Procedures Percent of FQHCs reporting they can easily obtain the following: Medical home capability is defined using a 12-item set of advanced functions from six categories: access/communication, patient tracking/registry, care management, test/referral tracking, quality improvement, and external coordination. * p < 0.05, referent to medium capability. Source: The Commonwealth Fund 2009 and 2013 Surveys of Federally Qualified Health Centers.