Moody’s confirms ‘Ba1’ ratings for Monroe County Health Authority

Moody’s Investors Service confirmed its “Ba1” issuer and general obligation limited tax ratings for Monroe County (Ala.) Health Care Authority.

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The ratings reflect the authority’s significantly weakened financial position, narrow liquidity and negative operating margins for the Monroeville, Ala.-based Monroe County Hospital it operates.

The rating outlook is negative.

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