The rating upgrade affects approximately $209.3 million of series 2008 refunding revenue bonds.
The NMHS upgrade was driven by a number of factors, including the health system’s improved revenue cycle performance and liquidity. As of Aug. 31, the system’s liquidity had increased 28 percent over 2012, to $329.2 million.
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