Alaska Communications is working with the Kodiak Area Native Association (KANA) to improve healthcare for residents of Kodiak Island, located in southwest Alaska. As such, the operator partnered with Old Harbor Native Corporation, one of Kodiak Island’s largest Native corporations, to deliver the broadband network that will enable telehealth services to six communities on the island, and Alaska Communications says it will provide ongoing support for this network.

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BEAD Update: Where Non-Deployment Dollars Should Go & the Starlink Question

With the Trump administration’s restructuring of the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program and “Benefit of the Bargain” reforms, the initiative is expected to have about $21 billion in leftover funds. How will that money be spent?

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