Moody’s affirms Texas Children’s Hospital’s ‘Aa2’ and ‘Aa2/P-1’ ratings

Moody’s Investors Service has affirmed the “Aa2” and “Aa2/P-1” ratings on Houston-based Texas Children’s Hospital’s $850 million of outstanding revenue bonds.

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The “Aa2” rating affirmation is based on Texas Children’s Hospital’s operating revenue growth and position as a national leader of children’s services.

The outlook is stable, reflecting the system’s prominence as a large pediatric provider.

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