RHC Funding in Alaska

Data updated Oct 21, 2026 · from USAC open data

Health care providers in Alaska have received $2,057,927,331 in committed Rural Health Care funding across 4,341 funding requests from 291 health care providers (HCPs). The largest provider by committed dollars is GCI Communication Corp.

See also E-Rate funding in Alaska.

Committed (all years)
$2.1B
Funding requests
4,341
Health care providers
291

Top service providers

ProviderCommittedFRNs
GCI Communication Corp$1.8B3222
Alaska Communications Internet, LLC$124.5M404
Global Enterprise Solutions Inc.$80.9M355
ACS of the Northland, LLC - Glacier State$29M106
ACS of Alaska, LLC - Greatland$16.3M28
ACS of the Northland, LLC - Sitka$5.2M15
ACS of Anchorage, LLC$4.2M51
OptimERA Holdings Inc.$2.3M5
Cordova Telephone Cooperative, Inc.$1.6M19
ACS Wireless, Inc.$330.8K2

Funding by program

ProgramCommitted
Telecom (466)$2B
Healthcare Connect Fund$11.6M

Funding by year

Funding yearCommittedFRNs
2026$353.4M376
2025$277.5M409
2024$236.8M387
2023$226.5M381
2022$205.5M435
2021$166.9M396
2020$151.8M445
2019$123.3M388
2018$98.3M317
2017$102M352
2016$115.9M455

RHC in Alaska: common questions

How much Rural Health Care funding has Alaska received?
Health care providers in Alaska have received $2,057,927,331 in committed Rural Health Care funding across 4,341 funding requests from 291 health care providers.
Who are the top RHC providers in Alaska?
Ranked by committed funding, the largest Rural Health Care service providers in Alaska are GCI Communication Corp, Alaska Communications Internet, LLC, and Global Enterprise Solutions Inc..
How does Alaska's RHC funding split between Healthcare Connect Fund and Telecom?
$11,643,248 of Alaska's committed RHC funding flows through the Healthcare Connect Fund and $2,046,284,083 through the Telecom Program.
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