Moody’s affirms University of Colorado Hospital Authority, Poudre Valley Health Care’s ‘Aa3’ ratings

Moody’s Investors Service has affirmed the “Aa3” and “Aa3/P-1” ratings on Denver-based University of Colorado Hospital Authority’s $1.1 billion of rated debt, as well as the “Aa3” rating on Fort Collins, Colo.-based Poudre Valley Health Care’s $125 million of rated debt.

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The rating affirmations are based on the credit profile of Denver-based University of Colorado Health, which was founded by UCHA and PVHC in 2012.

The outlook for both organizations is stable, reflecting Moody’s Investors Service’s expectation that overall performance will remain strong and debt measures will continue to improve.

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