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Moody's Investors Service downgraded healthcare giant Catholic Health Inititiatives to A2 from A1 after a year of declining operating performance.
January 26 -
Moody's Investors Service revised its outlook from stable to positive on the Beverly Hills-based Cedars-Sinai Medical Center's long-term revenue bonds. It affirmed its A1 rating
January 16 -
Illinois-Based Rush University Medical Center hits the market Thursday with its first time issue in more than five years accompanied by a trifecta of good credit news on the $500 million refunding.
January 14 -
Moody's Investors Service affirmed its A1 underlying long-term rating on Queen Health System of Hawaii ahead of its plans to price $403 million in revenue bonds.
January 13 -
Raymond James has hired health care veteran Pete Lawson as a managing director to co-head hospital mergers and acquisitions in the firm's health care finance group. He is based in Naples, Fla.
January 12 -
Standard & Poor's has revised Illinois-based Carle Foundation's outlook to positive in recognition of its strong financial performance and improved balance sheet.
January 8 -
California's nonprofit Daughters of Charity Health System is bucking noisy union opposition in an effort to sell out to a for-profit operator that would retire its junk-rated tax-exempt bonds.
January 8 -
Fitch Ratings affirmed its AA-minus rating, and Standard & Poor's its A-plus rating, ahead of a bond sale planned by Cottage Health System in Santa Barbara, Calif.
January 7 -
The last remaining stand-alone non-profit hospital in southeast Michigan has signed a letter of intent to merge with the largest non profit health care system in the country.
January 6 -
Thirty-six Republican Arizona legislators should be allowed to challenge the constitutionality of a measure to expand Medicaid eligibility even though it won legislative approval, the state Supreme Court ruled.
January 5