10/13/2026
Reliable connectivity is no longer just an IT priority. It's a healthcare priority.
A recent Healthcare IT News article highlights a persistent challenge: nearly 12 million Americans live in areas with inadequate broadband access, limiting opportunities for telehealth and connected care.
For healthcare organizations, particularly those serving rural communities, a strong network foundation is essential to expanding access, supporting modern care delivery, and connecting patients with the services they need.
At FG, we believe healthcare organizations should have access to the connectivity they need without unnecessary financial strain. Through strategic network planning, carrier optimization, and federal funding expertise, we help providers build stronger, more cost-effective networks.
Because better connectivity helps make better healthcare possible.
Read the article: https://buff.ly/qRDHz4P
But even infrastructure availability doesn't mean households can afford or use virtual care, a JAMA study shows. Digital skills, suitable devices and the availability of telehealth services can impede adoption even where connectivity exists.