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Final federal regulations make clear that most failures to meet certain requirements created by the new health care law won't hurt the tax-exempt status of nonprofit hospitals' bonds.
December 31 -
Beaumont Health, southeast Michigan's largest provider after a September merger with two local hospitals, is refunding $408 million of bonds in January for savings.
December 29 -
The Wisconsin Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling and upheld Milwaukee County's 2010 cuts to nurses' pension benefits.
December 24 -
Missouri hospitals reported providing $588 million in charity care and another $512 million in uncompensated care last year, the Missouri Hospital Association said in a report.
December 22 -
Revenues for Texas Health Resources' Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas are back on track after falling 25% during an Ebola scare that claimed a patient's life and infected two nurses, according to a disclosure announcement.
December 22 -
Revenue and demand pressure on not-for-profit healthcare providers as they navigate federal healthcare reform will weigh down the sector for another year, Standard & Poor's said.
December 18 -
Michigan-based Trinity Health is acquiring the Connecticut-based Saint Francis Care in a deal that allows Trinity to expand its Northeastern footprint and gives Saint Francis improved access to capital.
December 18 -
State Controller John Chiang issued a report warning of the growing unfunded retiree healthcare liability cost which has reached $71.8 billion.
December 17 - Texas
Standard & Poor's on Dec. 12 downgraded El Paso County Hospital District's credit to A-plus from AA-minus, citing a weakened cash position.
December 16 -
Operating gains prompted Moody's Investors Service to revise Iowa's UnityPoint health system's outlook to stable from negative.
December 15