Moody’s revises Hazelden Betty Ford’s outlook to negative

Moody’s Investors Service revised Center City, Minn.-based Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation’s outlook to negative from stable.

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The outlook revision is based on several factors, including narrowing headroom on HBFF’s financial covenant on the bonds.

Moody’s also affirmed the “A3” rating on HBFF’s $57 million of outstanding revenue bonds. The affirmation is based on HBFF’s solid liquidity and position as the nation’s largest nonprofit provider of substance abuse treatment.

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