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Chicago-based Presence Health received a Moodys Investors Service downgrade that leaves it on the lowest rung of investment grade..
June 8 -
Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to prop up New York Citys hospital system has inspired skepticism for relying on outside help seen as unlikely and efficiencies that nibble on margins full of red ink.
June 3 -
Minnesota-based HealthEast Care System lost its Fitch Ratings investment grade rating over its lack of progress in improving profitability.
May 26 -
Mission Regional Medical Center, in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas, suffered a five-notch downgrade to B-minus from Standard & Poor's Global Ratings. The downgrade affects $26.5 million of outstanding debt.
May 23 -
Gov. John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, blasted a budget proposal by House Republicans to address a $600 million deficit by funding a college scholarship program at the expense of health care programs.
May 12 -
The nations largest issuer is collaborating with the New York Department of Health (DOH) to expedite reimbursements from bond proceeds for the states healthcare institutions.
May 11 -
Catholic Health Initiatives, the nations second-largest nonprofit healthcare system, was downgraded by Moodys Investors Service, affecting $7.3 billion of rated debt.
May 10 -
Texas hospitals will continue to be reimbursed under the federal Medicaid program after the state received an extension of a waiver for 15 months, a positive credit factor for the state's nonprofit hospitals, according to ratings analysts.
May 6 -
Two hospital districts in the Permian Basin oil producing region of West Texas took downgrades from Moodys Investors Service, one to speculative grade.
May 5 -
Missouri-based St. Lukes Health System heads into the market with a $250 million refunding Thursday that will enhance the conservative structure of its debt portfolio.
May 4