States' rights should be preserved to address access to technology needed by educational and health care institutions within each state. Educational and health care needs may vary among states. What Services to Support .
Universal service is an evolving concept.
To address current needs, we believe that the access given to rural health care providers should include, at a minimum, one ISDN line per eligible health care provider. We believe that there should be ongoing review of access to technology by both educational institutions and health care providers to determine what additional services may be necessary or helpful. We encourage the FCC to recommend workshops between telecommunicatio providers and industry members to examine issues related to the types of access needed by different entities so that parties can begin to work together to provide meaningsul access to advanced services. Competition will quickly dismantle the existing subsidy mechanism. How to Implement .