Moody’s revises Memorial Hermann Health System’s outlook to positive

Moody’s Investors Service has affirmed the “A1” and “A1/VMIG 1” ratings on Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System’s bonds, affecting  $1 billion of outstanding debt.

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Moody’s has also revised the system’s outlook to positive from stable.

The “A1” rating affirmation is based on several factors, including Memorial Hermann’s status as a large health system with favorable demographics and a leading market position in the Houston area. The “A1/VMIG 1” rating affirmation is based on the system’s self-liquidity support of variable rate bonds.

The outlook revision reflects Moody’s expectation that Memorial Hermann will maintain strong operating margins and liquidity.

More hospital outlook and credit rating actions:
Moody’s assigns ‘Aa3’ to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center’s bonds
Moody’s affirms Wayne Memorial Hospital’s ‘Baa1’ rating
Moody’s affirms Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles’ rating 

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