Fitch upgrades New York City Health + Hospitals’ rating to ‘AA-‘

Fitch Ratings upgraded New York City (N.Y.) Health + Hospitals’ rating to “AA-” from “A+” on $814 million of its bonds.

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The ratings affirmation is based on a number of factors, including the health system’s strong city credit quality and its commitment to healthcare.

The outlook is stable.

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