Fitch assigns ‘BB+’ rating to Columbus Regional Healthcare System’s bonds

Fitch Ratings assigned a “BB+” rating to Columbus (Ga.) Regional Healthcare System’s $105,185,000 of series 2017 bonds.

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The ratings agency also affirmed the “BB+” rating on the health system’s other bonds, including:

  • $105,115,000 of series 2008 bonds
  • $167,235,000 of series 2010 bonds

Fitch revised the health system’s outlook to positive from stable.

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