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Loma Linda University Medical Center had its outlook lowered to negative by Fitch Ratings, which cited a higher-than-expected debt burden and a pressured financial profile.
November 24 -
The University of Arkansas Board of Regents will look for savings with a $90 million refunding of bonds issued in 2006 for the medical school.
November 20 - Texas
Texas Children's Hospital plans to add a 19-story tower to its Texas Medical Center campus in Houston as part of a $475 million expansion plan.
November 20 -
Moody's Investors Service affirmed its A1 rating for Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego and revised the hospital's outlook to positive from stable affecting $404 million in outstanding debt.
November 14 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing bonds issued in 2006 by the Orange County Health Facilities Authority in Florida for Orlando Regional Healthcare System, now Orlando Health Inc.
November 14 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing two bond issues sold in 2007 by Colorado authorities for a university and a health care borrower.
November 13 -
Springfield, Ill.-based Hospital Sisters Services Inc. will refund $180 million of bonds Wednesday shedding some of its floating rate exposure.
November 4 - Texas
Good Shepherd Medical Center's failure to complete an assets sale brings a downgrade to BB-minus and a negative outlook from Standard & Poor's.
November 3 -
Missouri-based Mercy Health will sell $355 million of revenue bonds as soon as Tuesday to cover the costs of various projects including the ongoing construction of a replacement hospital for one destroyed by the May 2011 Joplin tornado.
November 3 -
Wisconsin's Mercy Health System and Illinois' Rockford Health System plan to join forces as soon as December pending regulatory approval.
October 28