RHC Funding in North Dakota

Data updated Oct 21, 2026 · from USAC open data

Health care providers in North Dakota have received $9,172,184 in committed Rural Health Care funding across 957 funding requests from 94 health care providers (HCPs). The largest provider by committed dollars is Midcontinent Communications.

See also E-Rate funding in North Dakota.

Committed (all years)
$9.2M
Funding requests
957
Health care providers
94

Top service providers

ProviderCommittedFRNs
Midcontinent Communications$3.1M183
DCN,LLC$2.7M312
Voyant Communications, LLC$1.2M37
SRT Communications, Inc.$595.2K18
South Dakota Network, LLC$546.8K62
Consolidated Telcom$197.3K64
North Dakota Telephone Company$169.9K51
Dakota Central Telecommunications Cooperative$146.8K12
West River Telecommunications Cooperative$141.9K75
Reservation Telephone Cooperative$110.6K38

Funding by program

ProgramCommitted
Healthcare Connect Fund$8.6M
Telecom (466)$576.5K

Funding by year

Funding yearCommittedFRNs
2026$317.4K53
2025$375K72
2024$684.5K75
2023$948.5K81
2022$549.7K83
2021$1.3M78
2020$539.9K82
2019$1.8M107
2018$950.5K81
2017$1.2M151
2016$543K94

RHC in North Dakota: common questions

How much Rural Health Care funding has North Dakota received?
Health care providers in North Dakota have received $9,172,184 in committed Rural Health Care funding across 957 funding requests from 94 health care providers.
Who are the top RHC providers in North Dakota?
Ranked by committed funding, the largest Rural Health Care service providers in North Dakota are Midcontinent Communications, DCN,LLC, and Voyant Communications, LLC.
How does North Dakota's RHC funding split between Healthcare Connect Fund and Telecom?
$8,595,649 of North Dakota's committed RHC funding flows through the Healthcare Connect Fund and $576,535 through the Telecom Program.
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