RHC Funding in Massachusetts

Data updated Sep 4, 2026 · from USAC open data

Health care providers in Massachusetts have received $16,799,532 in committed Rural Health Care funding across 390 funding requests from 29 health care providers (HCPs). The largest provider by committed dollars is Magna5 LLC.

See also E-Rate funding in Massachusetts.

Committed (all years)
$16.8M
Funding requests
390
Health care providers
29

Top service providers

ProviderCommittedFRNs
Magna5 LLC$3.7M150
Hawaiian Telcom, Inc.$3.6M20
Presidio Networked Solutions LLC$1.6M5
CornerStone Telephone Company LLC$1.5M24
CenturyLink Level 3 Communications, LLC$1.4M19
World Wide Technology, LLC$982.7K4
Charter Communications Operating, LLC$960K56
Hawaiian Telcom Services Company, Inc.$528.6K1
Time Warner Cable Business LLC$480.5K9
Presidio Networked Solutions Group LLC$389.5K1

Funding by program

ProgramCommitted
Healthcare Connect Fund$16.4M
Telecom (466)$366.5K

Funding by year

Funding yearCommittedFRNs
2026$65.3K10
2025$1.7M33
2024$2.4M39
2023$1.9M44
2022$2.2M51
2021$1.4M40
2020$2.2M52
2019$2M41
2018$480K25
2017$2M27
2016$448.7K28

RHC in Massachusetts: common questions

How much Rural Health Care funding has Massachusetts received?
Health care providers in Massachusetts have received $16,799,532 in committed Rural Health Care funding across 390 funding requests from 29 health care providers.
Who are the top RHC providers in Massachusetts?
Ranked by committed funding, the largest Rural Health Care service providers in Massachusetts are Magna5 LLC, Hawaiian Telcom, Inc., and Presidio Networked Solutions LLC.
How does Massachusetts's RHC funding split between Healthcare Connect Fund and Telecom?
$16,432,987 of Massachusetts's committed RHC funding flows through the Healthcare Connect Fund and $366,545 through the Telecom Program.
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