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If state lawmakers and Gov. Bruce Rauner cant resolve their differences over a fiscal 2016 budget, the Illinois Hospitals Association is urging them to adopt a temporary spending plan.
June 11 -
Minnesotas HealthEast Care System will make a rare appearance in the market this week with a debt restructuring aimed at strengthening its balance sheet.
June 9 -
Moody's Investors Service pushed a small Ohio hospital deep into junk territory amid a variable-rate debt-driven liquidity crisis and after a proposed merger with the state's largest provider fell through.
June 4 - Texas
Two weeks after El Paso Childrens Hospital filed for bankruptcy, the county hospital district that issued $120 million of bonds filed a voluntary disclosure of the filing on the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Boards EMMA Web site.
June 3 -
Moody's says that hospitals in Medicaid expansion states saw big drops in bad debt and that furthermore, providers across the entire sector saw improved financials in fiscal 2014.
June 3 -
St. Louis University is buying SLU Hospital from Tenet Healthcare and transferring it to SSM Health, one of the states largest providers.
June 2 -
The Florida Legislature will attempt to bridge an impasse over low income healthcare funding that has left the state without a fiscal 2016 budget and facing a government shutdown.
May 27 -
Standard & Poor's has revised its outlook to positive from stable on Illinois-based Blessing Hospital's A-minus rating in recognition its solid operations.
May 26 -
Moody's Investors Service downgraded WakeMed, N.C.'s bonds to A2 from A1 due to its weakened financial performance.
May 22 -
El Paso Childrens Hospital's bankruptcy filing led to board resignations and the threat of a rating downgrade, though $120 million of bonds appear well secured by a general obligation pledge.
May 22