RHC Funding in Nevada

Data updated Sep 4, 2026 · from USAC open data

Health care providers in Nevada have received $10,596,567 in committed Rural Health Care funding across 549 funding requests from 43 health care providers (HCPs). The largest provider by committed dollars is Hot Spot Broadband, Inc..

See also E-Rate funding in Nevada.

Committed (all years)
$10.6M
Funding requests
549
Health care providers
43

Top service providers

ProviderCommittedFRNs
Hot Spot Broadband, Inc.$5.2M57
Corcom Communications, Inc.$1.7M88
Charter Communications Operating, LLC$1.3M172
Treasure Lake LP$719.3K2
AT&T Corp.$443.2K22
Utility Telecom Group LLC$193.3K6
Utility Telephone, Inc$186.8K8
DSCI LLC$179.4K41
Frontier Communications of the Southwest, Inc.$124.7K42
Nevada Bell Telephone Company$96.9K24

Funding by program

ProgramCommitted
Healthcare Connect Fund$9.9M
Telecom (466)$695.6K

Funding by year

Funding yearCommittedFRNs
2026$372.4K43
2025$697.8K53
2024$5.9M48
2023$494.3K67
2022$315.4K47
2021$442.8K52
2020$470.3K55
2019$457K51
2018$446.4K52
2017$511.7K49
2016$482.5K32

RHC in Nevada: common questions

How much Rural Health Care funding has Nevada received?
Health care providers in Nevada have received $10,596,567 in committed Rural Health Care funding across 549 funding requests from 43 health care providers.
Who are the top RHC providers in Nevada?
Ranked by committed funding, the largest Rural Health Care service providers in Nevada are Hot Spot Broadband, Inc., Corcom Communications, Inc., and Charter Communications Operating, LLC.
How does Nevada's RHC funding split between Healthcare Connect Fund and Telecom?
$9,900,982 of Nevada's committed RHC funding flows through the Healthcare Connect Fund and $695,585 through the Telecom Program.
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