Fitch withdraws ratings on BayCare Health System

Fitch Ratings has withdrawn its “AA/F-1+” rating on Clearwater, Fla.-based BayCare Health System’s series 2009A-3 bonds.

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Fitch has revised the long-term rating on the bonds to “AA” with a stable outlook.

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