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Internet subsidies' demise means telehealth is out of reach | Health

As internet subsidies end for some, their access to broadband could end as well. That will cut off many who rely on telehealth, especially in many rural areas.

End of internet subsidies for low-income households threatens telehealth access • Daily Montanan

The end of pandemic-era subsidies for internet means that low-income residents may lose their access to telehealth.

End of internet subsidies for low-income households threatens telehealth access

For Cindy Westman, $30 buys a week’s worth of gas to drive to medical appointments and run errands. It’s also how much she spent on her monthly internet bill before the federal Affordable Connectivity Program stepped in and covered her payments. “When you have low income and you are living on disability and your daughter’s […] The post End of internet subsidies for low-income households threatens telehealth access appeared first on Daily Montanan.

'Killers of the Flower Moon' author David Grann speaks at Shoshone-Bannock Hotel and Event Center

FORT HALL — The rhythmic boom of a tribal drum echoes out into a conference room at the Shoshone-Bannock Hotel and Event Center on Thursday evening as native chants rise

End of internet subsidies for low-income households threatens telehealth access

For Cindy Westman, $30 buys a week’s worth of gas to drive to medical appointments and run errands.

End of internet subsidies for low-income households threatens telehealth access — Health