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Rural Health Care Program – Healthcare Connect Fund is sponsored by Federal Communications Commission, Universal Service Administrative Company. This program provides assistance to healthcare providers for eligible expenses related to broadband connectivity at a flat discounted rate of 65%. Participants can apply as a member of a consortium or a stand-alone entity.
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Rural Health Care - Universal Service Administrative Company Supporting healthcare facilities in bringing world class medical care to rural areas through increased connectivity Manage and submit your application forms in RHC Connect.
Videos, Webinars, and Printable Resources FY2027 Telecom Program Request for Services Webinar HCF Program Invoicing Best Practices Webinar FY2027 Telecom Program Request for Services Webinar HCF Program Invoicing Best Practices Webinar Manage and submit your application forms in RHC Connect. Videos, Webinars, and Printable Resources The Rural Health Care program funds two types of services.
You can apply for funding for Voice and Data, Broadband, or both. If you need voice and other telecommunication services, you may be eligible for funding through the Telecommunications Program . Discount Rate: Determined using the urban/rural differential.
If you need broadband services, network equipment, etc., you may be eligible for funding through the Healthcare Connect Fund (HCF) Program . Discount Rate: Flat 65% discount on eligible expenses. These steps will help you navigate the process to get funding.
Determine your eligibility Develop evaluation criteria and request services Evaluate bids and select a service provider Certify service start and end dates Work with your service provider to invoice USAC USAC Postpones Transition to SAM. gov Banking Information USAC will postpone the transition to SAM. gov banking information to perform additional testing and validation for a smooth stakeholder transition.
Once a new transition date is determined, USAC will share that information. August invoices will continue to be paid using USAC's current process and the banking information included on the FCC... FY2027 Urban and Rural Rates – Telecommunications (Telecom) Program On August 7, 2026, the FCC released an order, FCC 26-54.
This order waives the FCC’s rules... View the August 2026 Newsletter . RHC Disbursements Will Be Issued August 11th Please be advised that USAC will be issuing the first August disbursement to RHC participants on August...
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Healthcare providers in rural areas who need to improve or expand broadband services. Eligible healthcare providers include rural clinics, hospitals, and other healthcare institutions that provide medical care to underserved populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Rural Health Care Program – Healthcare Connect Fund are due April 1, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Rural Health Care Program – Healthcare Connect Fund is funded by Federal Communications Commission, Universal Service Administrative Company. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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