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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert called for negotiations on a plan to expand Medicaid that would be approved in a special session of the state Legislature.
March 24 -
Integris Health Group received more than $1 billion of orders for $200 million of refunding bonds issued through the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority, producing savings of 5.8%.
March 19 - Kentucky
Boosted by a rating upgrade, the University of Kentucky plans to competitively issue $281.7 million in new and refunding bonds Tuesday for the UK HealthCare system.
March 18 -
Silver Cross Hospital and Medical Center leads a pack of borrowers slated to come to market through the Illinois Finance Authority this spring.
March 16 -
Standard & Poors raised Wisconsin-based Bellin Healths rating by one level to A-plus ahead of its upcoming $45 million refunding issue.
March 12 -
Renown Regional Medical Center, a Reno, Nev. hospital, received a one-notch rating upgrade to A from A-minus based on its improved financial profile and changes Standard & Poor's made to the way it rates stand-alone hospitals.
March 12 -
Prime Healthcare backed out of deal to purchase California's ailing Daughters of Charity Health System, a six-hospital chain, because it objected to conditions imposed by California Attorney General Kamala Harris.
March 11 -
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has proposed a 2016 budget proposal that aims to tackle rising pension and healthcare costs.
March 9 -
The state of Kentucky will provide half of the financing needed to build a state-of-the-art medical research facility that will target diseases that disproportionately affect residents of the Commonwealth.
March 9 -
The Sierra Kings Health Care District in California has paid the U.S. Treasury $20,000 to settle tax issues and preserve the tax-exempt status of bonds it sold in 2007 and 2009.
March 9